Sentence examples for eventual key from inspiring English sources

Though the immediate objective of the exercise was simple to grasp, the eventual key to the problem — the full cooperation of a team consisting of German, French, Belgian and Indian citizens — was tougher to realize.

Scott Saslow, executive director at the Institute of Executive Development, says that while clearly higher education and M.B.A. programs are effective in laying the groundwork for an eventual key to the C-suite, there's no real substitute for ambition.

The hack breached Gemalto's office networks, but it "could not have resulted in a massive theft of SIM encryption keys," and "in the case of an eventual key theft, the intelligence services would only be able to spy on communications on second generation 2G mobile networks.

Coming into the night, I was smugly convinced that this one would go to An Education, paving the way for its eventual, low-key failure in the race for the all-important best film award.

Apoptosis and matrix metalloproteinase (MMP-9) are capable of hydrolysing components of the extracellular matrix and weakening the fetal membranes which leads to eventual rupture, a key process of human parturition.

This would eventually reveal the key of Sin's weakness and eventual defeat.

The frustration this has bred amongst young men, particularly Pashtuns, in this popor, very traditional, conservative area, is key to eventual peace.

As I've pointed out, persistence in the face of failure is often the key to eventual success, except in skydiving.

But though the sentient machines are relentless and brutal, their eventual defeat stems from key human players doing something that computers cannot: falling in love, Kyle Reese with Sarah Connor, Neo with Trinity.

Based in London, Rosenberg will oversee Taboola's office there and its eventual expansion into other key markets throughout Europe.

Advances in these disciplines are central to current research in the cure for xerostomia and will be key to eventual treatment.