Sentence examples for be a key time from inspiring English sources
This year is gearing up to be a key time for women's rights and gender equality.
It suggests that the next five years will be a key time for public services.
It happened to be a key time in Iran, so we ended up putting it off.
But he argues that adolescence could be a key time to intervene - research increasingly suggests mental illness often takes root before before the age of 15 and that the brain goes through an intense period of development during teenage years.
January promises to be a key time for Newcastle United - L'Equipe in France are reporting that Newcastle United have put in a £19m bid for Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette.
Pregnancy therefore may be a key time to prevent excessive weight gain and improve the health of women and their unborn child.
"This is a key time for Sierra Leone," added Joseph Stead, senior economic justice advisor at Christian Aid.
"It's a key time to look after yourself in terms of your psychological and physical wellbeing.
Paul McNamee, the Big Issue editor, said: "The Christmas period is a key time for the Big Issue and our vendors.
