Sentence examples for which proved key from inspiring English sources

The finale of which proved key to the renewed 24 we've just seen.

For many overall, it was the facilitation of self-reflection to develop a deeper personal understanding and individual narrative which proved key.

In the early 21st century, it is Iceland's "financial gambles" which prove "key / in all this mess".

It seems that CNS was willing to sit on the truth of ABC's response -- which proved a key contention by Bozell wrong -- until ABC called them out on it.

Searching for nonexistent oil tanks, the Japanese planes used up precious fuel and were unable to search out and destroy the American carrier fleet (which later proved key, as we know, to the pivotal Battle of Midway) out at sea.

The scenarios could be attributed to three main areas, which proved to be key for social situations in the domain analysis: the reception area, the treatment room and the practice team's break room.

The selection cassettes implemented in the plasmids enable enrichment of double-transfected cells, which proved to be key for obtaining high mutation frequencies in our hands.

Precursor design method was applied and a membrane structured carbon precursor which proved to be the key factor for the synthesis process was obtained by calcining β-cyclodextrin in air.

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Without going into more details here, I would like to also outline that elections were a clear 'birth-sign' of competitive and pluralistic 'pattern of transition' in Moldova, which proved to be a key-leverage for the democratic constituency once the moment of change arrived in 2009.

Farrell missed the summer tour of South Africa, a trip which proved to be one of the key staging posts in the development of this team.