Sentence examples for becomes a key criterion from inspiring English sources

With coaches voting for the reserves, the bottom line of winning becomes a key criterion.

"Political hot spots have become a key criteria in the selection of acquisition targeting," said Steve Ridge, the president of the media strategy group at Frank N. Magid Associates, an adviser to local stations.

Competence development during value adding processes becomes a key success criterion.

Reputation becomes a key factor.

Maximizing utilization becomes a key priority.

Environmental considerations have therefore become a new key criterion for evaluating design alternatives during the product development stage.

A key criterion for invasion success is the ability of an invading population to grow to the point at which it becomes viable.

And if scarcity is a key criterion, then Sir Bradley Wiggins's achievements of last summer must also rank highly.

Layard, a life peer and a leading economist at the London School of Economics, has led the call for happiness to be considered a key criterion of national success.

"Most certainly within the last 12 months we've upped our game," she says, "and in devising our programmes now, peer-to-peer is a key criterion.

Thus it meets a key criterion set forth by Mr. Obama, who has said he will not sign any legislation that "adds one dime" to the deficit.