Sentence examples for key strand of this from inspiring English sources

A key strand of this tradition is failure.

One key strand of the seminar is memoir, and among the exercises we've done this term are: 1) Restricted point of view.

According to media buyers, a key strand of the commercial plan is to tap into the Evening Standard's strong base of print advertisers.

As an adult, Lara turns to writing in an attempt to heal herself, and a key strand of the book is an investigation into the comparative powers of memoir and fiction.

Prime Minister David Cameron said the scheme, which is made up of two parts, was a key strand of the government's long-term economic plan.

A key strand of the strategy was to set up stroke networks to deliver stroke service development across geographically defined areas.

In the decade since it was introduced, the two key strands of the CAADP – that African governments commit 10% of their budgets to investment in agriculture and increase productivity by 6% – have been achieved by only 10 countries.

The former prime minister, appointed to the job in September 2007, made the American Colony hotel in East Jerusalem his base for efforts to boost the West Bank economy and improve Palestinian governance – key strands of the overall western strategy of backing the Palestinian Authority and shunning Hamas during negotiations with Israel.

Mr Goundry said the three key strands of the inquiry were finding out what happened at Medomsley over 20 years, to hold people to account if they were still alive and support any victims.

Ultimately, Søholt says, the need to curb gentrification feeds into another key strand of today's liveability debate: urban flexibility.

With the Ring cycle in its culmination, opera in concert is a key strand of next season.