Sentence examples for more a key from inspiring English sources
Today it's even more a key factor, especially in doubles".
What's more, a key forecasting firm said Wednesday that while G.M. and Ford had viable plans, Chrysler did not, regardless of whether it got government aid.
"Birth, not worth, has become more and more a key determinant of people's life chances," Milburn said, and the figures back him up.
Kapahi, P. et al. With TOR, less is more: a key role for the conserved nutrient-sensing TOR pathway in aging.
What's more, a key Iranian site lies deep underground outside the holy city of Qom, and it is strongly fortified; an attack on it would run a higher risk of failure.
What is more, a key feature of collections is that they are ever evolving.
The brutal central government squeeze on services, up to 50% or more, is a key factor.
Negotiating terms and conditions has become more of a key concern".
(iii) Key connectivity: the probability that two nodes (or more) share a key.
Same-store sales, or sales at stores opened a year or more, are a key measure of retail strength.
More recently a key role of trehalose in stress responses by regulating the SNF/bZIP system was postulated [ 45].
