Sentence examples for keys to real from inspiring English sources
In art as in science, intense observation and experimentation were the keys to real achievement.
And so for a while now, I've experienced four main keys to real repair in relationship, deeper than just saying "I'm sorry".
Perhaps the key to real enjoyment is little and often.
As Vinen notes, the Germans had the key to real power: control of food and warmth.
"Judicial supervision, with appropriate levers and sanctions, becomes key to real change.
"Ultimately social enterprises exist to address social issues where a bottom-up approach will always be key to real impact," says Mackay from the British Council.
For me, the long duration of a piece is the key to real transformation – and performance art is nothing without transformation".
In Iraq, where perceived power is a key to real authority, Iraqis saw the Mahdi Army stopping Mr. Maliki's Basra assault cold, then melting away when Mr. Sadr ordered them to lay down their arms.
The interviews indicate that the interconnection of methods is important as a key to real transformation of design practices.
Few mobile titles these days manage to crack the top charts, which is the key to real success in that market.
The key to Real's success so far has been its strategy of giving away its RealPlayer on the Internet, and it is the model for its success in the future as well.
