Sentence examples for definite factor from inspiring English sources

JEFFREY TOOBIN: Indeed, she does, and that was a definite factor in her favor.

"We have growing mental health issues among young people, and while the rise in social media is a definite factor, and so is exam pressure, this body-image pressure has huge ramifications," she said.

Waiting to enter the Prado Museum in Madrid, David Hogenkamp, a television executive from Buffalo, said the strong dollar was a definite factor in deciding to visit Spain, where the peseta is at 198 to the dollar, near the lowest it has been since the 1950's.

That would be a definite factor, for all sorts of reasons.

Bachmann, 55, enters as a definite factor in Iowa's caucuses, not just because it is her native state and now neighbor.

Adolph Hitler wrote in Mein Kampf that "the size of the lie is a definite factor in causing it to be believed" and that members of the public are "more easily prey to a big lie than a small one, for they themselves often tell little lies but would be ashamed to tell big ones".

So there are definite factors that increase the desire to fuck in the summer, but what about the desire to booze it up day and night?

However, we cannot pinpoint the definite factors responsible for loss to follow-up.

It is still unclear which definite factors contribute to the risk of insertional mutagenesis associated with specific diseases and/or clinical trials.

However, it is not yet known which factors are definite prognostic factors [ 3, 18].

"Big babies are a definite risk factor; a rapid second stage of labour is a risk factor.