Sentence examples for has proved key from inspiring English sources

The British designer joined in 2011 after working with brands as diverse as Dunhill and Umbro, and this mix of influences has proved key to his success.

Shop windows are plastered with photographs of the men of the village who have died fighting in Syria for Hezbollah, whose contribution has proved key to a string of recent victories by Assad's government.

Danny Brough's goal ensured Giants avoid the big '0' at half-time, but they have struggled to impose themselves and release the powerful backline that has proved key to their third place finish in Super League this season.

As many of the threats to the species come from the interface with islanders, understanding the local culture and how best to manage the competing demands on the land has proved key.

ICC, which celebrates its 25th year as a journal next year, has proven key to helping innovation scholars to gain legitimacy in academia.

This prudence has proven key to Canada's performance compared to its neighbour, which jumped on to the exotic, and ultimately toxic, trades bandwagon peddled by Wall Street and City of London.

This cleared the way for the 'Chinafication' of Tibet which has proven key to maintaining the occupation.

Timing has proven key to the efficacy of several important ventilation-related therapeutic interventions.

Khan died in 1982, but his innovations have proved key for future skyscrapers – including the 2009 Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago.

She also said £2m contributed by the Department for International Development to the construction of World Food Programme humanitarian staging areas in Nepal had proved key to the emergency response.

The statutory powers given to the Ombudsman - the ability to command co-operation of lawyers and remedies including compensation of up £30,000 – have proved key to avoiding the sorts of impasses which bedevilled the previous arrangements.