Sentence examples for determinative factor to from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there is no doubt that the adaptation of road geometric and traffic characteristics in the environment is a determinative factor to be considered in order to start upgrading activities.

As a result, water temperature, as expected, showed the strongest effect on eutrophication because higher TLI together with higher Chl-a concentrations tended to occur in later spring and summer seasons, while nutrient concentration, especially TP, was also the determinative factor to the eutrophication status.

In Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 (2007), the Court ruled that race could not be the determinative factor in determining to which public schools parents may transfer their children.

However, F-wave latency still proved to be a powerful independent determinative factor in addition to albuminuria.

The organisation's Chief Executive, Michael Thorne, told 4BC Newstalk that the proposal "is all about trying to reduce the alcohol toll in Australia and we know that price is such a determinative factor in how much people consume.

"What is a significant but not determinative factor in other states," Professor Dow of the University of Houston said, "basically in Texas is the whole ball of wax".

And the evidence of misogyny in the press and elsewhere is irrefutable, even if it was not the determinative factor in the race.

The court held that the plaintiff must prove that the retaliation was not just a motivating factor in a negative action like a demotion but the determinative factor.

She said that plaintiffs had to prove that a discriminatory purpose was "a motivating factor," but not necessarily "the sole, predominant, or determinative factor in a police enforcement action".

The more important question is not whether race is a factor in people's votes but whether it is a determinative factor — that is, whether Obama's being black is the disqualifying fact for white voters that it might have been 20 years ago or whether it has now been reduced to one of those surmountable obstacles that any candidate has to overcome.

The speed with which Obama navigates out of the recession, as measured by new jobs and serious financial reform, remains by far the most determinative factor in how he, his party and, most of all, the country will fare in the fractious year of 2010.