Sentence examples for the key to the problem from inspiring English sources

'I can tell you the key to the problem, if you like.' 'Really.

The key to the problem was gas emanating from rotting corpses.

The key to the problem is not the political views or either party, but the lobbyists.

2. The key to the problem is to understand the true nature of resistance.

For the moment, though, detection is possible, and an end to testing is the key to the problem.

The key to the problem, early 20th-century gift-givers found, was to camouflage money inside a traditional gift.

The key to the problems the negotiators were having moving closer to each other was in their views on revenue sharing and the tax.

The key to the addressed problem is that the tracking problem is transformed into a filtering one and using a projection formula.

"I was writing in early 1994 that the key to the North Korea problem rests on unity of approach among us and our major allies," Mr. Wolfowitz said.

But maybe that's the key to the entire problem.

The key to the above problem lies in total concentration while studying.