Sentence examples for well a key from inspiring English sources

The criteria to be accounted for in the energy conversion system design are the economic profitability, the thermodynamic efficiency in the usage of the resource, and the generated life-cycle environmental impacts, which are as well a key point for the public acceptance of geothermal energy.

As countries increase their investment in research, it is essential to increase investment in research management and governance as well, a key and much needed capacity for countries to make proper use of research investments.

The series of events that link CFTR dysfunction to inflammation are not well understood, but may well be a key to controlling lung disease in CF, and may be a good site for therapeutic intervention.

In this respect its past, as rewritten by Hussey, may well hold a key to its future.

Identifying who is mainly responsible in Gaza might well be a key outcome of investigations by the international criminal court, but that will not resolve the immediate crisis.

Mikkelsen is Danish as well, and a key figure in the extraordinary generation of Danish film-makers that has loomed large over world cinema since the mid-90s.

He saw the Potomac, manipulated with canals and connected to the Ohio River, as the key to unlocking the continent, as well as a key to increasing the value of his own western lands.

A Nato member, Turkey hosts US military bases and is a major backer of rebel factions in the Syrian civil war, as well as a key partner in Europe's attempt to stop migration flows to Europe.

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They described his delay in accepting the presidential election results -- not until a mass popular revolt in Belgrade resulted in the demonstrators' seizing Parliament as well as a key lever of power, state television -- as "unthinkable behavior".