Sentence examples for makes many key from inspiring English sources

Robots may hold the key to preventing an industrial crisis in a country whose geography makes many key jobs undesirable.

Visual observers subsequently made many key discoveries.

The Columbia Center for Integrated Science and Engineering (CISE), earlier known as the Columbia Radiation Laboratory, has made many key scientific breakthroughs since its inception post-World War II.

My lab made many key discoveries in our understanding of NPR1 function.

MacKinnon's colleagues describe him as a tireless worker who's made many key contributions to the field in a remarkably short time.

These accounts are important and make many key contributions to knowledge, often pointing to the importance of cultural issues as factors influencing the results being reported.

It is a remarkable fact that transposases (in particular prokaryotic transposases) are "the most abundant genes in nature" (Aziz et al. 2010) and unquestionably the case that TEs have made many key contributions to eukaryotic evolution.

MPs pointed out that in addition to its raft of new powers the act makes permanent many key elements of the Prevention of Terrorism Act brought in by the Tories.

But on Sunday, the Jets made many of those key plays.

Students teach students and make many of the key decisions in AguaClara, a program that for more than a decade has helped communities in Honduras have potable running water.

But Mbeki was in many ways well-suited to running the government, under an increasingly detached President: he made many of the key appointments; he masterminded economic policy, and he remained a skilful negotiator and conciliator - particularly with Buthelezi, the troublesome Zulu minister for home affairs.