Sentence examples for were a key characteristic from inspiring English sources

Lavish tombs were a key characteristic of ancient Egyptian culture, dating back to prehistoric periods.

Intrusiveness is a key characteristic to consider when creating an interface for raising awareness.

Continuity is a key characteristic of good care, argues one GP.

In a way, this is a key characteristic – GTA demands to be irreverent on its own terms.

But only a tiny proportion of the leaders (2%) think mentoring is a key characteristic of future public leaders.

It's a key characteristic of the noughties Latin American film-making boom and it's exactly this kind of contentious material that would get focus-grouped out of most films under the US studio system.

This parasitic existence is a key characteristic of biological viruses, as is the ability to replicate only inside the cells of a living host.

The constant synthesizing of the figurative and the abstract is a key characteristic of the meta-world of Mr. Cragg's sculpture.

The linguist, Caleb Everett of the University of Miami, "suggests that the sounds are more popular at altitude because lower air pressure may make it easier to produce the burst of air that is a key characteristic of ejective consonants," said Scientific American, which posted a podcast that included some of the sounds.

It added the current absence of advertising was a "key characteristic [audiences] value about the BBC".

Cold resistance is a key characteristic of steels intended for Arctic applications.