Sentence examples for became a decisive factor from inspiring English sources

Her persistence became a decisive factor in House approval of the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution in 1970.

(The Arabic-language newspaper Al-Hudā [or Al-Hoda, "The Guidance"], established in 1898, was published in New York City as Al-Hudā al-jadīdah [Al-Hoda Aljadidah; "The New Al-Hoda," or "The New Guidance"].) It was largely because of their work that the techniques of modern fiction and modern free verse entered Arabic literature and became a decisive factor in it.

Then they became a decisive factor.

Though no longer formally obligatory, research proposals were important for applicants who applied for the competitive university research scholarship where evaluation of the applicant's potential to conduct research became a decisive factor in the admission process.

The status of his factory as a business essential to the war effort became a decisive factor enabling him to help his Jewish workers.

In particular, mobility of shale gas becomes a decisive factor in economic exploitation.

The search for new non-routine emotions and sensations has become a decisive factor in taking part in adventure tourism.

Enterprises have understood that the "time to market" becomes a decisive factor that separates successful enterprises from lagers.

Since the luminosity is estimated to scale with T13 for our experimental conditions, the local temperature becomes a decisive factor in the interpretation of natural luminosity images.

Correspondents say the health of the US economy is likely to become a decisive factor in the outcome of the election.

On the contrary, the channel size becomes a decisive factor when the transferred material is a particle made up of an aggregation of metal atoms, which must be exchanged as a whole.