Sentence examples for both a defining factor from inspiring English sources

For Rise Against, that relentless earnestness is both a defining factor and a limitation.

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

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.

This is not a defining factor: if the job is worth it, the police will find the money.

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

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

From the start, Mr. Johnson, a moderate Democrat, sought to portray himself as a rainmaker for South Dakota, calling his seat on the Appropriations Committee a defining factor in the race.

And ethnicity, a boundary Mandela did so much to cross, is still a defining factor in life chances and many social contexts.

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