Sentence examples for bringing the key from inspiring English sources

Ongoing interparty conflict impaired legislative progress, bringing the key justice committee in the parliament to a standstill.

"Bringing the Key Club to Madison Arts will help shape how the theater is perceived," said Mr. Gorlick.

So he created sentences in which standard English was reconfigured by peasants who were thinking still in Irish: "Is it you that's going to town tomorrow?" "Is it tomorrow that you're going to town?" Emphasis is achieved not by tonal underlining but by bringing the key word forward to the start of the sentence.

By bringing the key developments and applications together we hope to show the true legacy of physics and engineering in diagnostic medicine.

The political steps – usually by far the hardest to address – involve bringing the key decision-makers together to form a coherent strategy.

The paper provides a simple framework for bringing the key decision-makers together to identify factors and develop multi-facetted comprehensive strategies.

But today was an important opportunity to bring the key players together, and we now have a framework of action.

So I wholeheartedly approve of biology teacher Ceri Evans's efforts to bring the key principles of evolution alive for his audience in this video on the Newton Channel.

Since 2009, when a military coup brought the key players in Honduras's right-wing government to power, the U.S. has given the country two hundred million dollars in police and military aid.

These scaffolds bring the key molecules into close proximity by recruiting pathway enzymes via ligand binding and/or physically sequestrating enzymes and metabolites into isolated compartments.

If the financial rout of dot-com stocks were to prevent the development of new technology, that would bring the key driver of dynamic demand and productivity growth to a screeching halt.