Sentence examples for looking at the key from inspiring English sources

We are looking at the key areas under threat, looking at what we might be able to do to assist the local authorities".

"I spent a lot of energy looking at what the structure of the group should be, and looking at the key leadership roles," he said.

The new lobbying bill, according to Mr Allen, "has mistakenly roped in innocent charities and others in the voluntary sector instead of looking at the key issue of MPs who believe it is perfectly acceptable for them to hold second jobs and be highly paid for doing so".

In the end though, the sense from assessing this Union team is less about looking at the key individuals coming in (few) or out (several) than looking at how well-drilled Curtin had begun to get his side at the end of last season.

This will be answered by looking at the key elements of psychiatric power as it relates to this topic.

When looking at the key concepts and misconceptions captured by EvoGrader that corresponded to those targeted in the module, we saw improvement in student expression of both key concepts and misconceptions.

Typing and playing the piano without looking at the keys, for instance, require proprioception.

When inputting character keys around the home position of the keyboard, people often "touch type" without actually looking at the keys.

I kind of tried to understand why I was slow and it was because I was looking at the keys.

Except for two little bumps on F and J, there is no way to tell your position on the keyboard just by looking at the keys.

It's a funny feeling but if you type fast enough and can type without looking at the keys then you'll probably be OK.