Sentence examples for key years for from inspiring English sources

In Australia, Biddle and Yap (2010) find that Indigenous Australians are less mobile than comparable non-Indigenous people, while Kinfu (2005) finds that young adult Indigenous Australians, who are in the key years for their career development, are less mobile than the Australian population as a whole.

According to the Labor Department, 38percentt of all unemployed workers in the U.S. are between 20 and 34 years old -- key years for building job experience and making wage gains.

These skills are vitally important for the child when they attend school and the early years are key years for developing these skills.

2009: key year for next-gen?

1990 was also a key year for my club, Crystal Palace.

Rennie's team is clearly his now, and this will be a key year for him.

"2010 is a key year for biological diversity," said Achim Steiner, head of the United Nations Environment Programme, which runs Cites.

It will be a key year for confirming that in future we should strive for greater equality.

With 2015 such a key year for future spending on development, there will be much jostling and lobbying for all the leaders concerned over the next few months.

A key year for Briggs was 1961, as it saw the foundation of the institution with which he became most closely identified, the University of Sussex.

It was also the start of a key year for Hathaway … … who subsequently appeared in Tom Hooper's Oscarbait take on the classic musical.