Sentence examples for determining much from inspiring English sources

While acknowledging that events on the ground were already determining much of the course of the negotiations, Secretary Baker emphasized this policy point from the two Soviet leaders as crucial to the success of reunification.

This in turn underlines the surprising extent to which the structure of our expectations (both conscious and non-conscious) may quite literally be determining much of what we see, hear and feel.

Neither nomination would be likely to shake Insulza's support from Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Venezuela which, in the latter case, will be crucial in determining much of the Caribbean vote.

The NGS approach can potentially overcome some of these problems by determining much larger numbers of OR sequences than the traditional approach, although some chimeric sequences may still exist in low-coverage contigs.

"When I was young I was much more determined, much more self confident.

"My frustration is that this should have been determined much earlier," Baird said on Friday.

Her own family story is remarkable and it clearly determines much of her approach to poverty.

Fiction is a morally plastic force; point of view can determine much.

And their work schedule probably is determined much more by training demands than by hospital administrators.

"My frustration is that this should have been determined much earlier," Baird said.

Actions in the past determine much of what will happen to a company in the future.