Sentence examples for especially key from inspiring English sources
The latter is especially key, experts say.
Climate change is an especially key issue for the Amazon region.
But substitutions have played an especially key role in USA's success in this World Cup so far.
Especially, key species such as 2- 5-methyl)furylmethyl radical, 2- 5-methyllene-2- 5-methylfurylmethylo-1,3,4-pentatradical2,5-dimethylene-2,5-dihydrofuranand cyclopentadienyl radical were quantified.
Just as the CFO helps the CEO lead the business by raising and allocating financial resources, the CHRO should help the CEO by building and assigning talent, especially key people, and working to unleash the organization's energy.
It's especially key during exam time – long days teaching and invigilating, supporting pupils, as well as all the normal end-of-term activities can take their toll on teachers' wellbeing.
The Mustangs were especially keyed in on the run.
The keys on a laptop can be difficult to replace, especially keys like the space bar and the Enter key, which have a separate support under them that needs to be installed along with the key.
Some of the players, especially several key veterans, rolled their eyes.
The majority of panels, especially on key economic topics, are still dominated by (white) men.
