Sentence examples for should be the key from inspiring English sources

Guidance, not punishment, should be the key.

That should be the key debate.

Asia is not a monolith, and its internal balance of power should be the key to our strategy.

That should be the key economic question at the election: how prudent should the next government be?

Greer's matchup with the Duke point guards Jason Williams and Chris Duhon should be the key to tonight's game, but Temple's frontcourt provides an intriguing subplot.

"Protecting those who have been counting on the current system their entire adult lives should be the key principle of reform".

Labour's justice spokesman, Lord Falconer, said his party supported modernising the prison estate but said the performance of individual jails rather than the value of their real estate should be the key criteria for selecting those to be sold.

The CBI said the bonus cap would hit the UK hard: "The proposals will damage the competitiveness of the EU's financial services industry, hitting the UK particularly hard, at a time when growth should be the key priority".

In this way, rich and developing countries can get equitable access to sustainable development, which should be the key aim that drives each country over the next 12 months on the road from Lima to Paris.

"Should" being the key word here.

The note 'C' should be the largest key at the left end.