Sentence examples for become a key source from inspiring English sources
TED's eye for theatre, its vigilance about immersion and control, has become a key source of its appeal.
Climbing has become a key source of income for Nepal, a state reduced to poverty by lengthy civil strife and misgovernment.
In recent years, IFC Films has become a key source for the kind of foreign films that in the nineties went begging for American release.
Fourth, while the Internet has become a key source of spreading extremism, Al Qaeda's message is often sounded with equal resonance on mainstream Arabic Web sites, such as the comments section of Al Jazeera Arabic.
Even since December 2011, when the deal was last renewed, the world has moved on: Android has gone from being the biggest contender among the mobile pack to the clear leader; Chrome has become the most-used browser; iOS has become a key source of traffic for Google on mobile; Firefox's share, and Yahoo's importance, have both dwindled.
To the untrained eye, it may appear as if Taliban chants have replaced music in parts of the country to become a key source of entertainment.
The parlors became a key source of income for some district and family organizations in Chinatown and eventually for street gangs, said Ko-lin Chin, a Rutgers University criminologist.
El Alto residents then became a key source of support for the leftist president, Evo Morales, supporting him overwhelmingly when he was elected in 2005 and again in 2009.
It became a key source of profits, growing almost twice as fast as the company as a whole and expanding into every conceivable market: consumer lending, credit cards, equipment leasing, commercial real estate, auto loans, leveraged buyouts, even subprime mortgages.
That is because Radomski has written a book chronicling the decade he spent selling performance-enhancing drugs to baseball players and how, after his arrest, he became a key source for George J. Mitchell in the report Mitchell issued on baseball and drugs.
