Sentence examples for was probably key from inspiring English sources

So that was probably key".

Raising the temperature on asylum was probably key.

That defeat, with Froome crashing out and the team failing to rally round, was probably key in this year's success.

In new research published today, they report that loss of the visual system saves the fish a substantial amount of energy, and was probably key to their stranded ancestors' survival.

"Not being able to take vital opportunities was probably key in the end.

As Marrinan tells Creators, "For us, just having that time to get to know him and gain his trust, to a certain extent, and gain an understanding of how he worked was probably key to him being willing to do the film".

Motivation could be essential in securing a first position, says Arthur Ashman: "Enthusiasm is probably key here.

In fact, the latter is probably key for anyone pursuing a liberal arts degree.

Out-of-body experiences are related to these illusions, and they are probably key both to religious experience and to tales of alien abductions.

It's got to a point where diversification is probably key, or working for no pay, just to expand your portfolio.

Trott has been riding on a banked velodrome since she was taken to the Newport velodrome at "10 or 11", which has clearly helped build her skill, but her attitude is probably key.