Sentence examples for clear key from inspiring English sources

Financial transparency, along with clear key numbers that everyone can focus on, can help to drive profitability and success.

We have clear key performance indicators and appraisals are thorough; we achieve a 95% completion rate in any one year and everyone has a personal development plan.

But the devastating extent of the editing is clear: key sequences are reduced to montages and numerous scenes stop just as they're getting started.

A variety of numerical results and geometric illustrations for two-dimensional chemical process models are used to make clear key theoretical concepts, to demonstrate the reliability and efficiency of global terrain methods on small scale problems and to show their potential promise on large scale process models problems.

The main results show that: 1. the DST significantly shrinks over time; 2. Hong Kong is found to be the key financial market; 3. the DST has a significantly increased stability in the last few years; 4. the removal of the key player has two effects: there is no clear key market any longer and the stability of the DST significantly decreases.

Smothering defense was the clear key to their success, and to the Grizzlies' credit, they're just a few shades away from playing at a top-10 level on D this season – an impressive achievement considering the losses of Randolph, reserve big man Darrell Arthur and Shane Battier.

The bill has cleared key committees in both the Senate and the House but it is not yet scheduled for floor votes.

On one side are those who want to maintain troop levels as much as possible and to continue a counterinsurgency strategy that emphasizes clearing key regions of Taliban fighters and helping the Afghan government build stable institutions.

Deal to spend $57.6 million on LAPD body cameras clears key hurdle.

"This may make employers think twice". The state proposal has already cleared key legislative committees.

Taking command of fellow POWs he usually could not see, Denton fashioned a secret prison communication system using the sound of coughs, hacks, scratching, spitting and throat-clearing keyed to letters of the alphabet.