Sentence examples for a real factor and from inspiring English sources

The young male viewers who have always been the core of the post-11 p.m. audience are now pulled by many other choices — the "Adult Swim" shows on the Cartoon Network have become a real factor — and they are more likely than ever to shrug off watching the shows when they are broadcast in favor of clips available elsewhere.

"We think that live broadcast and live streaming are going to be a real factor on the Internet, and it's going to be very soon," David Peterschmidt, Inktomi's president and chief executive, said in a telephone interview.

And that 1980 race between Carter and Reagan and you had the John Anderson factor - which was a real factor in that year, and the independent candidate.

Their Indianness is not a real factor; but if we take it away, and do the same with the other less successful stories, the collection loses shapeliness, becomes a mixture of middling tales lacking, again, a theme.

That supported their view about the threat of an uncontrolled Internet and made that a real factor.

It ticks boxes both for those who want to see a more central role for the victim and those who see it as a real factor in rehabilitation".

Originally, it was thought a child might make a more ideal patient, someone between the ages of 18 months and 5 years, before facial recognition becomes a real factor.

"Both the noise and the smell of idling trains has now become a real factor in many people's lives, a factor which they had no notion would become a problem when they bought their homes," Mr. Rothman said.

Rich predicts that right-wing doctor Ben Carson ("Obamacare is worst thing since slavery" said this African-American) WILL run for president and, by grabbing 15percentt of the far-right vote, be a real factor in the Iowa caucuses.

A real factor.

It's a real factor".