Sentence examples for creating a key from inspiring English sources
One was to complement the existing footstone memorials to the state's 153 victims — two long strips installed on Sherwood Island in September 2003 — by creating a key to the location of individual names as well as plaques with more biographical material about each victim.
Founder and CEO Greg Marsh said his goal is "disrupting the locksmith industry" by creating a key duplication service that's more convenient, more affordable and even more accurate than existing services.
Now that unity is fading, creating a key divide in the Democratic campaign.
The intestine has been our focus in other studies [ 61], because it is one of the major organs in nematodes creating a key surface at the intestinal apical membrane to interact with the environment.
Nor can laïcité be seen as a system that in itself creates a key condition for Islamic terrorism to grow.
McGrath says: "The accounts will create a key and hopefully lasting connection between children and the banking system".
This creates a key task for public sector managers – to foster a strong and resilient workforce who can deliver to a high standard in a cost-effective manner.
We can hide behind mathematical asymmetry: Computers can easily multiply very large numbers to create a key that encodes a message, but it's astronomically difficult to reverse the operation.
It pinpoints exactly what prodded Cooke to write a civil-rights-themed protest song, but says nothing about the specific protest song Cooke wound up writing, let alone the record he created (a key distinction, which is too often elided).
PART TWO: DISEASE IDENTIFICATION Then, using the information from the World Health Organization Web site, each group creates a key and labeling system for the map that indicates where, when and of what type particular disease outbreaks occurred in that country.
