Sentence examples for is a key criterion from inspiring English sources

And if scarcity is a key criterion, then Sir Bradley Wiggins's achievements of last summer must also rank highly.

"Most certainly within the last 12 months we've upped our game," she says, "and in devising our programmes now, peer-to-peer is a key criterion.

Employability Alison Saunders, IT recruitment manager (Europe), Shell International Mohamed's first-class BSc grabs attention immediately as academic standing in a relevant degree is a key criterion used to differentiate graduates.

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, who is seeking support for another term at the party meeting, has been quoted in the Vietnamese press as saying that the reform of state-owned enterprises is a "key criterion for a market economy".

That doesn't mean that all men outperform all women, but it means that for élite-sport discussion, that Y chromosome, and specifically the SRY gene on it, which directs the formation of testes and the production of testosterone, is a key criterion on which to separate people into categories...

Since affordability is a key criterion, two important missions are proposed in the roadmap.

Jones said that "independence of action is a key criteria for me" and would allow S4C to champion Welsh-language viewers' interests.

But, as Hameedi says, Le Man is a fuel economy race now, so efficiency is a key criteria.

Thus, the critical longitudinal wind velocity for arresting fire induced upwind gas and smoke dispersion is a key criteria for tunnel safety design.

Promptness of care is a key criteria of perceived good care.

The availability of granular sources near the work site was a key criterion.