Sentence examples for key to introducing from inspiring English sources

Making people and businesses confident about switching their current accounts has long been seen as the key to introducing meaningful competition among High Street banks.

Can You Keep A Secret? Holly Doss, a Los Angeles-based makeup artist with an eponymous cosmetics brand, also believes discretion is the key to introducing men to makeup.

Two of his early compilations, Sound of Siam Volume 1 and 2, were key to introducing the genre to audiences outside Thailand.

The Oslo process was key to introducing huge amounts of financial aid to the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, who by various accounts are the recipients of the highest levels of aid in the world (some 5 billion dollars from the U.S alone over the years and more than quadruple that amount if you include other countries), both from governments as well as non-governmental organizations.

The key to introducing trans-splicing in vivo and in clinical settings is by developing efficient trans-splicing systems.

On a technical level, it made modulating to a new key to introduce a contrasting second theme literally a foreign concept that did not exist in Russian music exceedingly difficult.

Real teams acting in their standard environment (in-situ simulation) is the key to introduce context to the programme.

Edelson et al. (1999) identified five key challenges to introducing inquiry-based learning opportunities into curriculum.

Resellers would be key to quickly introducing such software to businesses.

One of the key perceived benefits to introducing the UMS was that it could be implemented across healthcare settings.

"The key is to introduce the right incentives," he says.