Sentence examples for becomes key in from inspiring English sources
The issue becomes key in the 1972 Presidential election, but unfortunately "Fighting Bob" Smollett died in 1921 and is ineligible to run, except in Chicago.
In other words, the extent to which the change is perceived by teachers as benefiting teaching and learning becomes key in how successful the implementation is.
With IoT ecosystems potentially accounting for thousands and millions of devices, device identification and authentication becomes key in preventing malicious man-in-the-middle, key compromise and identity-spoofing attacks.
Ethel becomes key in identifying the players and getting them booted form the team.
The polarity of the filament becomes key in its ability to specifically interact with binding partners, such as the kinetochore, and for the regulation of the filaments by microtubule accessory proteins (MAPs) (Euteneuer and McIntosh, 1981; Kitamura et al., 2010).
In so doing, P3G has become key in fostering research infrastructures to facilitate transition to the clinic.
In the last years, this radionuclide has become key in the AMS community, due to the very demanding 236U/238U abundance sensitivities required for general applications.
The conserved binding epitope of this novel broadly neutralizing scFv may become key in the design and implementation of vaccines or RNA interference against H5N1 viruses.
Civilian-led local coordination committees (LCC) and local councils in many of the areas not controlled by the government have become key in the dissemination of information within Syria and internationally.
Recent elections show that the Latino vote has become key in critical states, and most presidential candidates now on the stump are at least trying to speak a few words of Spanish.
Sports rights have become key in BT's drive to win broadband customers against competition from TalkTalk and BSkyB, with the company offering free subscriptions to sports channels when selling superfast internet connections.
