Sentence examples for increasingly key part from inspiring English sources

That said, music will become an increasingly key part of the company's Alexa play as more and more companies like Sony and Sonos continue to add the smart assistant to their own speakers.

Despite Apple's statement that the price hikes are due to forex rates, apps are becoming an increasingly key part of the company's business as it competes against Google Play.

Rebecca Keegan went to Telluride, Colorado, to cover the festival there, which has become an increasingly key part of launching campaigns for the Oscars.

Every employee at WeWork gets equity — even those community managers, Neumann said, which are increasingly a key part of the company's strategy to promote a strong community in its co-working spaces.

Since identification of the CFTR gene in 1989, it has become increasingly clear that a key part of this variation in phenotype is dependent on the specific mutation in the CFTR gene.

"With an increasingly ageing population, it should be a key part of medical professionalism to guarantee that older patients are treated with the care and respect they deserve".

"Women often are so focused on getting their jobs done well that they forget that building relationships is a key part of being a leader and increasingly so, the higher you go," she says.

At the same time, the United States would make clear that full cooperation with Iceland, especially on access to raw materials and protection of the environment, are a key part of its national strategy in this increasingly important region.

Shenzhen, the South China city increasingly known as the world's manufacturing hub, is a key part of the focus.

Mr Brown banged on again about his background and his values: someone has obviously told him this stuff goes down well with a key part of the electorate, but to my ears it increasingly sounds hackneyed and cynical.

A key part of the loan-approval process, called credit scoring, has become increasingly controversial even as more is being disclosed about the methods used in computerized credit evaluation.