Sentence examples for described as a key from inspiring English sources

Zum Henker is often described as a key meeting place for rightwing extremists in Berlin.

That pattern, he said, is created when a stock falls, then rebounds toward a previous high, often described as a key resistance level.

The secretary's words were striking, aimed as they were at a nation that Washington has described as a key ally in the international campaign against terrorism.

Third, cooperation on Iran is often described as a key benefit of the "reset" and a goal of an improved relationship.

The judges were giving their reasons why the man described as a key al-Qa'ida activist and "a truly dangerous individual" must remain in detention.

The ambition is not small either: the festival is described as a key part of the government's ambition to "promote economic growth, rebalance the economy and double UK exports by 2020".

Another alleged al-Qaida member Ramzi Bin al-Shibh, described as a "key facilitator" in 9/11, was said to have been a "lead operative" in the UK plan, which the US said was disrupted in 2003.

On the trip to Manaus, Taylor wielded her influence subtly and seemed determined to deflect credit for what staff and investors described as a key role in obtaining licenses to open the northern Brazil branch.

Several protesters said on Tuesday that it had been important to regain unfettered access to the park, which they described as a key meeting spot in the heart of the financial district.

TNF-α has been described as a key mediator in the pathogenesis of DED [42].

It was also described as a key channel of support for commercial activity on the islands it serves.