Sentence examples for is key to breaking from inspiring English sources

Education is key to breaking out of poverty and marginalisation.

Instead of boycotting football, the presence of women is key to breaking the uninterrupted circle of sexism.

Recognising that education is key to breaking the vicious cycle of poverty, COMUCAP is investing in education programs.

As Goodwin's report points out, interaction between people from different ethnic and cultural groups is key to breaking down the walls of prejudice and intolerance.

One of the reasons Atlassian picked Room to Read is because Cannon-Brookes and Farquhar believe that education is key to breaking the cycle of poverty in developing countries.

Ghazali says that the remembrance of death is key to breaking the cycle of desire.

Outlines are key to breaking your project into small, digestable pieces, and for keeping you on track.

I personally think he and Wayne [Rooney] are the only two in the side who can really open up things and are key to breaking down defences.

Healthy-food advocates such as the first lady are convinced that more vegetables are key to breaking the cycle of starchy, sugary foods and obesity.

If anything, Macur lays it on too thick, and support of a kind for Armstrong comes from an unlikely source in Emma O'Reilly, the Irish soigneur for his US Postal team whose testimony was key to breaking the seemingly impregnable wall of silence around him, and was rewarded by being called a whore and an alcoholic.

Mark Russell, author of Pop Goes Korea, says that was key to breaking into a music market 20 times as big as South Korea's.