Sentence examples for becomes a key virtue from inspiring English sources

Crucially, Shaw's unreasonableness in following thought through to a logical conclusion becomes a key virtue for early Fabian socialists seeking to change the world as well as to understand it, endorsing Shaw's view that: "The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

Reputation becomes a key factor.

Maximizing utilization becomes a key priority.

A key virtue of a legal system is the consistency or coherence of its rules across multiple disparate cases.

A key virtue of the new approach: It does not depend on cooperative, collective action by authors, editors, and publishers.

Brooklyn had already become a key player in this battle by virtue of the downtown office development known as MetroTech.

By virtue of unique technical and economical advantages, horizontal well development has become a key technology in the high-efficiency development of tight gas reservoirs, however, this has worked unsatisfactorily in unstratified gas reservoirs.

Freeman became a key witness.

General Grachev became a key political figure.

Walpole became a key player.

became a key backer earlier this year.