Sentence examples for extremely key to from inspiring English sources

Information was extremely key to the operation.

(3) Here's a sample of the chat that didn't make it into the interview: "Matching the electronic fills with organic drums was extremely key to this" (4) Adam might not have said "twiddled" as the phone crackled a bit but it's a good word so I stuck with it.

Knowing these points is extremely key to creating a successful campaign.

But, in a state like New York, with a purposefully strong executive branch, many lawmakers, lobbyists and others said Mr. Pataki's approach on the issue was extremely low-key to the point of inaudible.

"Chase was extremely key with our team.

Produced and written by Glover and regular collaborator Ludwig Goransson, "Urn" is extremely simple, which is key to its strength.

Entamoeba genus has an extremely dynamic cytoskeleton, a key to various biological processes as phagocytosis, adhesion, and motility [ 10].

Stanford University researchers have identified a protein that helps these organisms form a protective, lipid-linked cellular membrane – a key to withstanding extremely highly acidic habitats.

The key to such extremely efficient generation of terahertz high harmonics in graphene is the collective thermal response of its background Dirac electrons to the driving terahertz fields.

The ability to use a video camera to image and measure the individual charges of a falling array of drops is the key to achieving extremely high mass throughput.

And there just happened to be an extremely large flag flying here for Key to see.