Sentence examples for key to connecting from inspiring English sources

He added that the key to connecting with audiences was "to tell them the truth, so they can relate to you".

Both companies are hoping that these "high altitude long endurance vehicles" (also known as 'atmospheric satellites') will be key to connecting new users and potential customers to the internet, although the as yet unproven technology could also have many other benefits.

"These folks are key to connecting fleet and force experience and Naval needs directly with the scientific and technical communities," says Captain Doug Marble, assistant chief of naval research at ONR.

This is also the key to connecting with employers.

For indendepents who tend to have limited financial resources, social media is the key to connecting with engaged audiences.

India and China will soon have middle class populations larger than the population of the U.S. If those megatrends are close to right, one important conclusion is that education, or more broadly learning, will be key to connecting people and regions to the global economy.

The unique three-character code assigned to a chemical component is used as the primary key to connect the different categories in the dictionary.

At its core, Khushi Baby functions as a key to connect those in need of services to a digitally integrated community".

The keys to connect any individual record with a particular patient are held by each site for their own patients.

Though this feature is not as key to Connect's larger mission of connecting nearby users, it's arguably the more practical one for those no longer enamored with location-based check-in services.

P&R is a key bridge to connecting the spatially distributed potential attendees to the public transit and then to the event site.