Sentence examples for it key to from inspiring English sources
DDGS is increasingly used as an animal feed substitute for whole corn and soy and its potential application in other industries such as bioplastics renders it key to the long-term economic viability of the bioethanol industry.
AARP WINNERS It weighed in with an endorsment of the legislation at a critical time; Republicans considered it key to building momentum for the bill's passage.
Both men stress his sense of humour; in fact, Grandage considers it key to Ejiofor's ability "to hold on to a sense of himself", despite his habit of total immersion.
INM, run by Gavin O'Reilly whose family controls 28% of the business, hit back saying that closing the newspapers would cost valuable cash while the sale of the South African business "is central to the current refinancing discussions and our banks have confirmed that they consider it key to any resolution".
When something is sturdy, you get that whole reliability thing involved, and then you can start using it without really having to think about it, key to something like this becoming a granted part of life.
I learn so much when I do this and find it key to running and understanding the business.
It isn't about talking to your neighbouring authority and completely ignoring them; it is key to demonstrate it".
"It's just a portion of their religion, but it is key to their rituals.
"It's key to the success of this dish".
It is key to England's bowling strategy.
