Sentence examples for became a key element from inspiring English sources
Those allegations became a key element of the public and political argument in favour of war.
As disputation filtered into the public sphere, it also became a key element in iconography, liturgical drama, epistolary writing, debate poetry, musical counterpoint, and polemic.
This widely used feature let a user's friends post information on their Wall and became a key element in the social aspect of the network.
Money became a key element of these trust networks because it was cheaper to trust the money than the credit of a counterparty beyond your clan, village, or tribe.
Paramount Pictures became a key element in the restructuring of Gulf + Western from a diverse conglomerate into one focusing on media and communications a transformation reflected when Gulf + Western changed its name to Paramount Communications Inc. in 1989.
The principle of this plastic-sheathed bolt in turn became a key element in his line of model-building kits, Fischertechnik, which is used by industrial prototypers as well as schoolchildren.
The approach has become a key element in the development of therapeutic drugs, particularly for cancer.
An emphasis on recognising that physical and mental health are interlinked has become a key element of nurse training, development and practice she says.
The processions were regularly banned during Saddam Hussein's rule, but have since become a key element of Shiite identity in Iraq.
The film's contrapuntal structure, which moved among three different stories to explore a common theme, would become a key element in Mr. Resnais's later work.
