Sentence examples for would be keyed from inspiring English sources

They would have to convince American planners that any nuclear buildup would go only so far and would be keyed to the size of the American shield, allowing China to keep something resembling the minimal capacity for a counterattack that it has had in the past but not fundamentally altering the balance.

It would be keyed to people's incomes, rather like food stamps, and it would be a far more efficient way to increase home ownership among poor people than the combination of the Community Reinvestment Act, Fannie and Freddie.

The audience would be keyed into Emilia's plotting by her presence during Iago's monologues.

They would be key witnesses.

Patience would be key to beating Basel, according to Brendan Rodgers.

Policies encouraging innovation would be key to this, he said.

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

To add insult to injury, I was told that in my case "fit" would be key.

For any agreement to work, he said, the role of businesses would be "key".

The land's zoning category would be key to its value, residential being greater.

"Knowing something about a buyer's income and assets would be key," Mr Siegler said.