Sentence examples for that becomes key from inspiring English sources

For the surviving majority it is vulnerability in terms of ongoing livelihood and wellbeing that becomes key, and in Montserrat social differences in underlying vulnerability become manifest in the unfolding story of crisis and response.

They also proved to be breeding grounds for criminal organisations that became key to the parties maintaining their grip on the vote.

McCormick also went on to innovate in credit, service and sales practices that became key components of American big business across sectors.

And Rhys-Taylor, a sociologist from the Centre for Urban and Community Research at Goldsmiths College, thinks smell is one of the hidden hands shaping cities, creating "olfactory signatures" that become key parts of urban identity.

Brad Warrick, owner of a rental agency in South Florida where Mr. Atta returned a car two days before the attack, found an ATM receipt and a white Post-it note that became key evidence.

The Mardi Gras Workshop was the creative heart of the parade, providing space to envision the ever-expanding creative puppets, costumes and floats that became key features of the parade during the 1980s.

Nearly three-quarters of tropical deforestation has been driven by commercial agriculture to make way for the commodities that become key ingredients to countless food items and products, from hamburgers to soap to toothpaste, according to a recent Forest Trends report.

This yields a larger number that becomes the key used to encrypt the text.

These positive experiences can create a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration that becomes a key driver of enterprise and innovation.

At its core is "Kunuuksaayuka," a legend about an endless blizzard that becomes a key gameplay element.

At its core is "Kunuuksaayuka," a legend about an endless blizzard that becomes a key gameplay element.