Sentence examples for factor in the affair from inspiring English sources

The structure of French academia was surely also a factor in the affair.

An exacerbating factor in the affair was that there had been a delay between Cloete privately announcing that the horse would not run and the official withdrawal, during which period heavy gambling continued, with some individuals apparently profiting from inside knowledge.

To support the War of the Grand Alliance (1689 1713), City merchants in 1694 formed the Bank of England, and thenceforth the City's money market became a prime factor in the affairs of state.

After World War I and even during the years of communist domination after World War II, the army remained a powerful factor in the political affairs of all Balkan states.

"That prospect is a new factor in human affairs," the British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told the United Nations General Assembly.

"That prospect is a new factor in human affairs,'' the British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told the United Nations General Assembly.

A date night turns into a $100+ affair once you factor in the babysitter.

Sacred Causes: Religion and Politics from the European Dictators to Al Qaeda by Michael Burleigh 576pp, Harper Press, £25 In his address to the UN General Assembly in September last year the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, welcomed the return of religion as a factor in world affairs.

A senior Administration official said, "My read of the looks on their faces was 'Holy God.' " And this one: To illustrate his emphasis on personality as a factor in foreign affairs, Biden recalled visiting Putin at the Kremlin in 2011: "I had an interpreter, and when he was showing me his office I said, 'It's amazing what capitalism will do, won't it?

To illustrate his emphasis on personality as a factor in foreign affairs, Biden recalled visiting Putin at the Kremlin in 2011: "I had an interpreter, and when he was showing me his office I said, 'It's amazing what capitalism will do, won't it?

Most astonishingly for someone in his profession, Farber believes in the "inextinguishable presence of will" as a crucial factor in human affairs.