Sentence examples for key to realising from inspiring English sources

As the recent Transport for the North interim report emphasised, reducing journey times between the major towns and cities and Manchester Airport is key to realising the full potential of the Northern Powerhouse".

We can both remember her bringing us bowls of it when we were revising for our exams, convinced it was the key to realising her dream of having doctors for daughters!

A settled and in-form batting lineup will be key to realising those ambitions and so perhaps the biggest thing to take from this mismatch was the confirmation of England's top six for the Tri-Series and beyond.

It could, however, be the key to realising the dream of some in the Renzi camp: a catch-all movement of moderate right and left that could run the country with a decisiveness traditionally lacking in Italy.Underlying the prime minister's change of tack is the growing weakness of Mr Berlusconi.

Understanding the numbers and causes of neonatal deaths, as well as gender differences and national and subnational variation, is key to realising the Every Newborn Action Plan and post-Millennium Development Goals of a 'grand convergence' in health, with substantial reductions in neonatal and child mortality.

Key challenges to realising future urban groundwater development were identified based on the observed legacy and well capture zone simulations.

This is a key advantage to realising the full potential of united, collective action for children.

"While we recognise there have been some significant achievements over the first 12 months of the plan, committee members are agreed that we need to accelerate action in a number of key areas to realise more gains," she said.

But the key thing to realise is that the Glazers are not simply copying their club's own history.

The research results are particularly essential in assisting key project stakeholders to realise the potential benefits derived from the use of GMP/TCC contracts and in generating more useful insights into alternative integrated contracting strategies for the construction industry, so as to drive for excellence in overall project performance.

These are harder to fix than delivering bedrolls, but the key to it is to realise that western elites are intimately responsible for all of them, using our money, and thus if anyone can do something, we can.