Sentence examples for key nature from inspiring English sources

This appeared to be the case at Heathrow's Terminal 1, where some travellers expressed bemusement and even shock at the relatively low key nature of the measures, which will cost about £9m over the next six months.

Though one senior Fatah leader and a Palestinian Authority security official joined the gathering in this town abutting Ramallah, the administrative center of the authority, the relatively low key nature of the event, timed to the 32d anniversary of the attack, was a kind of compromise.

This lock and key nature causes enhanced induced fit in pemafibrate-ligated PPARα.

The key nature of this sector has been identified through targets being set for renewable energy to achieve environmental and economic benefits.

A key Nature paper in 1975 concluded that increased albedo caused by deforestation would reduce surface temperature, reduce evaporation and rainfall, weaken the Hadley circulation and cool the middle and upper tropical troposphere (Potter et al. 1975).

(4) By analyzing vegetation changes in the key nature reserves and coal mining areas, we found that vegetation in the earlier exploited mining areas was influenced seriously by human activities and showed a degradation trend; vegetation in the earlier protected nature reserve showed a restored trend under human activities.

But their mild manner and low-key nature barely hinted at Baptiste's missionary zeal off stage.

"Untreated western red cedar cladding was used for its low-key nature".

Brahms puts us in the middle of sublime, terrifying, and minor-key nature at the start of the finale in a swirling, impressionistic Adagio.

Despite the low-key nature of the meeting with Netanyahu which ended without a joint statement or customary photographed handshake, Axelrod told CNN: "There was no snub intended.

True to his low-key nature, and according to the wishes of his family, Andrew Luck released a one-sentence statement.