Sentence examples for would be key for from inspiring English sources

Key players I was hoping that keeper Loris Karius would be key for us.

The question of how a technological product of this sort needs to be approached to encourage adoption without limiting innovation would be key for product designers.

"The federal funding would be key for us," said Patricia A. Murphy, executive director of the Eastern Maine AIDS Network in downtown Bangor.

He said international support would be key for the SNC's plans to be effective: If we come up with a government, will this government have the support of the international community?

When Kirsty Patrick opened contemporary design shop Home by Kirsty in Castle Arcade last year, she knew that working with other British makers would be key for her business.

Thorntons has seen its sales continue to melt, but its shares have edged higher on relief the situation was not worse, and analysts said Christmas would be key for the company.

Price and functionality would be key questions for Apple to solve.

In my view, absolutely: they would be key attractions for potential subscribers.

As well as tightening up the international tax system, the prime minister said trade and transparency would be key priorities for Britain's G8 chairmanship.

It meant designing new buildings to be energy efficient, and focusing on public transport rather than building new roads, would be key measures for major cities in trying to curb global warming, he said, with up to 80% of the population expected to be living in large cities by 2050.

Director of Football Keith Burt said: "The head coach [Sean O'Driscoll] believes Tom and Lewin would be key players for us in League One next season and we'll be making offers to them both.