Sentence examples for be very key to from inspiring English sources

"Therefore, data integration and analysis coupled with decision-making tools will be very key to the success of the dairy industry in the future".

"I chose wind because a racecar is all about downforce, and aerodynamics are very key to its function," he said.

"It is very key to us that we're able to do home assessments with our clients," she said.

We didn't want them to be too expansive so those catchphases were very key to the identity of those characters".

Hadley said Morrison and the immigration minister, Peter Dutton – another leading Coalition conservative and 2GB regular – were "very key to the government" and were the "future of the Coalition", being "younger men".

"They are focusing more on an American solution to an African conflict than the holistic approach which should include regional governments and people who are very key to make this a success," says Ochen, "Every war has its own victims.

"They are focusing more on an American solution to an African conflict than the holistic approach which should include regional governments and people who are very key to make this a success," said Victor Ochen, the director of African Youth Initiative Network based in Lira, the site of one Kony's worst massacres in Uganda.

China was very key to our results.

Last quarter Apple CEO (then COO) Tim Cook stated that "China was very key to our results".

"It is very key to us that we bring people into the round who can add value to our business".

The structural integrity of welds carried out in underwater wet environment is very key to the reliability of welded structures in the offshore environment.