Sentence examples for key to think from inspiring English sources

"We're all so over-saturated as consumers that as a brand it's key to think of new, sideways approaches that get people engaged," she says.

This is incredibly important, however, it is just as key to think through when and how you use the data to produce an optimal effect.

And the key was to think of what we were doing through the community's eyes".

A key is to think carefully before doing anything to shine the spotlight on improprieties.

The key was to think politically, turning the discipline and solidarity of gang politics to better uses.

Alexa Arena, a local Forest City executive, said the key was to think "beyond the physical buildings" to the tenants who could bring the space to life.

The key is to think much more clearly about wants and needs, and thereby to rebalance our personal and political energies.

Mark Duplass: The key thing to think about with a lot of our movies in general is something that we call the "goofy earnestness".

The key is to think beyond simple bussing of poor children to affluent children's schools; history shows that both socially and politically, that tactic rarely works.

In her new work, "Friction," seen Wednesday at Dance Theater Workshop, the key is to think of it as an enemy of motion.

The key is to think globally and use technology to solve real-world challenges.