Sentence examples for more key in from inspiring English sources

"All this is fine, of course, for the specialist press, who think that a box art announcement is a top-line story, but we have to justify our valuable time to our increasingly time-poor editors, and it seems the sheer volume of specialist press coverage is swinging the pendulum away from mainstream media, whose audience it could well be argued is more key in creating blockbuster franchises".

Quality control in the visual and UX departments is going to be more key in Windows 8 than ever before in Microsoft's history since Windows 95.

Latency is a huge concern for cloud-based PC virtualization and it's even more key in VR where the slightest increase in tracking latency can lead to some major user queasiness.

The protocol uses * key pools such that neighboring key pools have more keys in common.

GeoSENS can be used in a region that is substantially larger than sensors' wireless transmission area with an overhead of storing more keys in sensors.

For example, I'm sure actual places are going to play a more key role in tweets in the future.

(That's Scalia during a 2009 case. A summary of more key cases in the religious-display-on-public-land fight can be found here).

Especially for action integral of RS, it plays a more key role in the duration of CC.

We can expect Uber to make more key hires in the coming months as it tries to improve its image and gear up toward its eventual IPO.

The GE strategy exploits our understanding to the lipid metabolic pathway, especially the rate-limiting enzymes, to create a channelling of metabolites to lipid biosynthesis by overexpressing one or more key enzymes in recombinant microalgal strains.

It will need to work on more key decisions in the coming months, but the basic rules were established with enough detail that countries pledged initial resources to the GCF.