Sentence examples for becoming key in from inspiring English sources
Due to international treaties and countries regulations, CO2 emissions reduction is increasingly becoming key in the generators' economics.
This is the point being argued in the massive concussion litigation, and in which NFL doctors are becoming key figures in questions of liability as retired players experience remorse and recrimination for their symptoms.
Private medicine retailers (PMRs) are fast becoming key players in promoting access to medicines in low and middle-income countries [ 1- 4].
Chadian children are increasingly becoming key actors in the promotion of improved hygiene behavior in their communities.
New information systems and formats appear regularly, and multinational conglomerates are becoming key players in the marketplace.
Other students were present for the entire course of a patient's terminal illness, later becoming key figures in helping the family deal with that person's death.
Multipotent cell types are rapidly becoming key components in a variety of tissue engineering schemes, and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are emerging as an important tool in bone tissue regeneration.
Therefore, these tunable retarders are becoming very useful in all kind of applications that require programmable control of the intensity, the phase, or the state of polarization of an input light beam, thus becoming key components in advanced optical instruments for optical microscopy, interferometry, polarimetry or optical communications.
Because of these conflicts between physiological needs and social or professional activities [10], [11], understanding the human limits of fatigue and sleep deprivation are becoming key issues in accident prevention.
One possible explanation for this growing interest is the fact that patients are increasingly becoming key players in the overall disease management process.
The appointment of Focal Points by member countries has been a significant step forward as those focal points are becoming key players in regional processes.
