Sentence examples for being key from inspiring English sources

At the modern moment, one thinks of the part about girls as being key.

Many of the companies I spoke to cited mobile technology as being key to their success.

Things being key is a touchstone phrase for the Swiss, who today looked supremely comfortable and at home.

Bavuma sees himself and the fast bowler as being key to inspiring future black cricketers in the country.

Above all, our team need to understand that the customer always comes first, with quality and good relationships being key.

With the nano being key to Apple's plans to dominate iPod sales at Christmas, the early response from Apple was no response.

As a presidential candidate in 2008, Barack Obama identified the Kashmir conflict as being key to achieving peace in south Asia, including the war in Afghanistan.

It snaps shut rather than being key operated and has an ingenious locking mechanism that means you can lock two together to double the length of the lock.

With broadband being key to watching porn online, these figures are food for thought for those who believe access to porn is bad news.

Van Gaal views Ramos as being key to strengthening his defence and important for the leadership qualities he will add to the United dressing room.

"The two generals are suspected of being key financiers and organizers of anticoalition fighters operating in and around the city of Falluja," the military reported.