Sentence examples for the key caused from inspiring English sources

The challenges in designing secure and scalable key management protocols are dynamic updates of the key caused by frequent moves, joining and leaving of group members and the large size of a group for mobile Internet applications.

Pressing the key caused, after a delay of 250 ms, the same tone that had followed that key press in the compound training phase.

This could mean a totally dead battery, except for the fact that turning the key caused all the dash lights and the radio to come on, just like normal.

The disaster that is the reconstruction of Iraq has been the key cause of the insurgency.

To Thaler, the key causes of the financial crisis were high leverage and human frailty.

Matewere says that poverty is the key cause of child marriages in Malawi.

Smoking too, one of the key causes of heart disease, has fallen.

Habitat loss rather than cats is the key cause of concern when it comes to wildlife, he added.

Park indicated he agreed with Palmer's claim it was a 15-year low in the nickel price that was the key cause of the company's collapse.

When the seething discontent in Britain's inner cities exploded into widespread rioting in the early 1980s, discrimination in housing was identified as one of the key causes.

It argued that income inequality is the key cause of most modern social ills – violence, obesity, drug abuse, depression, teenage pregnancies, ill health.