Sentence examples similar to a lasting factor from inspiring English sources

To those involved, it was not sure whether this was a temporary phenomenon that could be overcome with trust among the partners or that it would be a lasting complicating factor with possible destructive effects on the schoolBeat-alliance.

What concerns the worrywarts — myself included — is that recent inflation trends may reflect some more lasting factors, such as a technology-induced glut of oil and gas (think fracking); a sharp economic slowdown in China and other developing economies; and a persistent shortage of demand in the developed economies.

What concerns the worrywarts myself included is that recent inflation trends may reflect some more lasting factors, such as a technology-induced glut of oil and gas (think fracking); a sharp economic slowdown in China and other developing economies; and a persistent shortage of demand in the developed economies.

Staff at a hospice in Suffolk where the Duchess of Cambridge made her first public speech have said her visit created a lasting feel-good factor.

To ensure a lasting effect of growth factors directly at the meniscal lesion sites, we decided to deliver PRP or BMP7 with a hyaluronan collagen composite matrix.

While many design factors affected the genetic merit of pre-bridging germplasm at the end of the discovery phase (Fig.  6), few factors had a lasting effect until the end of the improvement phase (Fig.  7).

One factor that could lead to a lasting deceleration in LBOs is tax legislation.

Gibson's visionary portrayal of a technologically advanced dystopia was not the only factor that has afforded Neuromancer a lasting impact three decades on.

It is somewhat challenging to estimate the actual cost because not only is there rebuilding that must occur, but there are also lingering damages from loss of power, dislocation of people, and other long-lasting factors.

Jens Rasmussen's contribution to the field of human factors and ergonomics has had a lasting impact.

Coe said there was a "limited window of opportunity" to capitalise on the feelgood factor around the Games and create a lasting sporting and economic legacy.