Sentence examples for key word from from inspiring English sources

She was born in Hamburg in 1954, the child of Germans who had been refugees – key word – from the east in the postwar mass upheaval of peoples.

That line, from a new Senate Foreign Relations Committee report on the sad uses of American aid there, has the elements of a tongue twister, especially when "sustainability," the other key word from the findings, is added in: If the stabilization programs don't bring stability, then how do you sustainably stabilize an unstable state?

It is a strangely unsettling feeling to realize that the largest Navy, the fastest Air Force, the fittest strike force, cannot fully protect us from the ghost that is terrorism.... Asymmetry is the key word from Kabul to Gaza.... Might is not right.

Abstracts were cross referenced using first-author, senior author and at least one key word from the abstract title.

Although uncertainty emerged as a key word from the focus groups, it was difficult to keep it in, due to disagreement about the first statement presented to the Delphi panel.

Highlight one key word from each petition.

(Key words from Ms. LeCrone: "clear," "abstract").

Re "Starve a Cold, Feed a Fever" (Really?, Feb. 13): Your article left out a few key words from this quote which, by the way, came from Hippocrates.

We asked them to pick a few key words from our observations that best described the kind of men they saw themselves to be.

As students share their responses, you may want to write some key words from student remarks on the board, words like — but not limited to — civil war, chemical weapons or Middle East.

As with Siri, if the app cannot find an answer, it opens a Google search with a few key words from your request, which is often faster than typing.