Sentence examples for been a defining factor from inspiring English sources

Faith has been a defining factor in Fox's life.

But Seifert disputes whether the small return from television rights has been a defining factor in this record.

She said the carbon bubble had been a defining factor in the decision to move money out of fossil fuel companies.

When I was that age –18 or so – I made a decision that I'd pretty much say yes to any kind of social event or offer, and most of the time it's been disastrous, but it's always been a defining factor in my life, and I'm now grateful for it as it's led to enough anecdotes to fill the three Inbetweeners series.

That choice may or may not have been a defining factor, but young Mr. Armstead established a new offensive lineman record in the 40-yard dash, put up 31 reps on the bench press and sprang 122 inches on his broad jump.

The answer could be a defining factor in the outcome of the fiercely contested presidential election.

And Britain staying in or [going] out may be a defining factor".

It is a defining factor in how we know our bodily movement throughout space and time.

The ability to be politically savvy will be a defining factor in the new manager's longevity at City.

So worry can be an immensely powerful psychological mechanism, but might it also be a defining factor in the development of mental illness?

The CAS rejected Hearts' claim that the cost of replacing Webster should be a defining factor in the amount of compensation due.