Sentence examples for become a decisive factor from inspiring English sources

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

How much blame for Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance or death settles on the 33-year-old crown prince has become a decisive factor in his standing in the eyes of the West and within the royal family.

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

As the teams in the NFL playoffs diminish, the emphasis on defense has traditionally become a decisive factor.

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

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.

(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.

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

Martin Roland, professor of health services research at Cambridge University, is sceptical about the proposals, fearing the quality of treatment will suffer if cost becomes a decisive factor.