Sentence examples for thought key from inspiring English sources

The decisive support for Juncker after an unprecedented vote among EU leaders for a commission president marks a major setback for Cameron, who had thought key EU allies would oppose his nomination.

Surprisingly, parts of our genome are more similar to the gorilla's than they are to the chimp's, and a few of the same genes previously thought key to our unique evolution are key to theirs, too.

While previously macrovascular cerebral vasospasm was thought key for the development of DCI, it is now accepted to be a multifactorial process of which the exact underlying mechanisms are not yet completely unraveled [ 75].

I think Key West can support itself with higher-end business".

I think key injuries have hurt us.

Jersey forwards coach Steve Boden thinks key errors are costing his relegation-battling side dearly.

Your answer will depend on what you think "key" means to the test writers.

Federer thought the key was the way he had played the big points.

The phone generates ephemeral keys (think public keys) to talk with the Secure Enclave.

The phone generates ephemeral keys (think public keys) to talk with the secure ecnlave.

"I think the key is to keep it low-key," said McKenna.