Sentence examples for especially key because from inspiring English sources

Prevention is especially key, because in many of these cases, victims barely recover their losses, if at all.

That was especially key because the start of the race was delayed for several minutes when Empress Of Midway flipped backward in the gate.

"The dollar-for-dollar match is especially key here," Professor Brooks-Gunn said, "because it will make clear that the programs will still be run at the state level, and it will be an incentive for states that haven't invested heavily in pre-K".

What many partisans on both sides agreed on, though, was that Justice Gorsuch — who voted with the 5-to-4 majorities in both cases — was an especially key figure in Tuesday's decisions, because he wouldn't have been on the court if Mr. Obama had been successful with the original nomination of Judge Garland.

The latter is especially key, experts say.

And it's especially key to career success.

And evidence from real-world programming is especially key.

The Mustangs were especially keyed in on the run.

The Cardinals miss their bats especially in key moments.

"Especially because, obviously, he's still here".

Inventories, especially the key reading of vacant homes for sale.