key in

verb

1. tr, adverb to enter (information or instructions) in a computer or other device by means of a keyboard or keypad

Example Sentences

Ultimately, Republican control of Congress could prove key in pushing through his big pledges such as mass deportations, sweeping tariffs on foreign imports and the rolling back of environmental protections.

From BBC

Trump's power advantage could be key in pushing through his big promises such as the largest deportation of migrants in history, sweeping tariffs on foreign imports, and the rolling back of environmental protections.

From BBC

While the Supreme Court's guidelines can be seen as a positive step towards preventing such demolitions from becoming the norm, observers point out that implementing the order will be key in ensuring the practice stops.

From BBC

This year, McCullough was key in Shohei Ohtani’s career-high 59-steal season, going over scouting reports of opposing pitchers’ pickoff tendencies with the $700-million star on a season-long basis.

From Los Angeles Times

"Social media has been key in getting more people to join our movement," Mr Sarfo said.

From BBC

Related Words

• load
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