Sentence examples for reach a key from inspiring English sources

Cookies let online hosts determine the number of unique visitors they reach, a key metric for advertisers.

"Product placement in these games helps us reach a key demographic (males age 15-35)," Mr. Naughton wrote.

At some point in the next 12 months, China will reach a key milestone: For the first time in its long history, the number of lawyers will surpass the number of judges.

The Evening Standard, which will also offer copies through newsagent News on the Wharf, is aiming to distribute more than 10,000 copies a day through the deal – which it hopes will help it reach a key upmarket demographic.

The pressure to reach a key milestone for the assembly of the international space station conflicted with NASA's need to keep the shuttle safe.

Popa said TypingDNA measures two key aspects of your typing: How long it takes you to reach a key and how long you keep the key pressed down.

Chelsea will hold further talks with Antonio Conte's representatives in England on Thursday as their search for a new manager reaches a key phase.

Just last week, members of the Legislature reached a key agreement on the state's new 2007 budget by tapping $125 million in excess reserves from one of these agencies.

Many experts dispute this and say that South Africa, which is reviewing a national plan on new power generation from now until 2050, has reached a key "tipping point".

It details the full range of activities undertaken to get the business off the ground and, crucially, whether it reaches a key measure of viability: reaching cash flow positive.

Adolescents are particularly vulnerable during a disaster, according to some experts, and some of the children who were in this age group in 2005 are now reaching a key milestone: college graduation.