Sentence examples for considered key from inspiring English sources

The state's 185 delegates were considered key to Mr. Obama's chances.

All seven were considered key figures within the Animal Liberation Front.

And preserving at least some of the greenhouses is considered key to retaining integrity.

Dominican activists particularly worry because the two men are considered key to Dominicans' political future.

Foreign ministers from some of the countries considered key players in Lebanon attended, including Iran, Syria and France.

The source said the Work and Pensions Secretary and the Education Secretary were considered "key reformers" by the Prime Minister.

Given that the formidable combined weight could be leveraged on companies where institutional investors are considered key stakeholders, this should give business leaders pause.

The heavy political artillery – John Howard, Julie Bishop, Bill Shorten – has been deployed to the marginal suburban electorates that are considered key to Saturday's Victorian election.

Nor is late-night television still considered key for launching a film or an album – breakfast television is now a more effective way to reach a mass audience.

Fontan, the team's best player and once considered key to Fordham's rebuilding, followed the lead of two top players after last season.

The cables also reveal that Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are considered key players in diplomatic relations between the UK and Saudi Arabia.