Sentence examples for marks a key from inspiring English sources

The appointment marks a key step in the transformation of Africa's best-equipped military force.

The move marks a key point in a gradual but radical overhaul of the academy programme since Gordon Brown became prime minister.

The return of real estate marks a key milestone in the country's economic recovery – and not only because it was at the root of the collapse.

Tomorrow marks a key stage in a process that has seen many twists and turns for the earmarked branches known internally as Project Verde.

The decision marks a key achievement for tech firms after a months-long campaign against some of the communications industry's most sophisticated lobbying operations.

Overcoming the physiological process of programmed cell removal — in addition to programmed cell death — marks a key step in cancer development.

The shootings marked a key moment in the antiwar movement.

"Where the Wild Things Are," which was published in 1963, marked a key stage in Sendak's development.

Disney's $7.4bn acquisition of Steve Jobs's animation studio Pixar, agreed in January, marked a key turning point.

An agreement was expected on his appointment on Monday, which would mark a key stage in the overhaul of the Co-op.

Administrators said the vote marked a key step in the district's effort to replace its crumbling buildings and also repair its sagging image.