Sentence examples for a more powerful factor from inspiring English sources

A more powerful factor in the country's current ills is the corrosive effect of the drug trade.

But Facebook, which helped bring about Egypt's revolution three years ago, may be a more powerful factor: with about 15m "friends", the social network now has three times as many users in the country as it did before the Arab spring.Egyptians are also among the world's most highly engaged Facebookers: they "like" more, share more and click more on advertising than many fellow netizens.

Mischievous sorts might say that deep down he's peeved that Barcelona didn't push the boat out to sign him this summer even after he'd fired off his come-and-get-me flare; there may be some truth in that but a more powerful factor may be his bothersome hamstring... which prompts the obvious question: why is he starting tonight when he could be at home resting?

However cardiologist interpretation of the ECG trace was a more powerful factor in determining specificity than the type of monitor used.

From a perspective that considers the differences in body shape due to aging, however, the WHR is a more powerful factor, and it better reflects differences in body shape.

Despite the fact that the school provides the context for much of the English language acquisition that bilingual children undergo, the difficulty level of scientific language may simply be a more powerful factor than context of L2 acquisition.

The proposed rules make testing an even more powerful factor in schools by extending the use of scores to teacher evaluations.

Several studies of the sources of anti-immigrant attitudes find that while immigrants are seen as both economic and cultural threats, the cultural threat is the more powerful factor.

Facial competence may then become a more powerful differentiating factor.

It is the biggest single influence on life satisfaction, with mental health eight years earlier a more powerful explanatory factor than current income.

PAX3-FKHR is therefore a more powerful transcription factor than wild-type PAX3.