Sentence examples for factor that unites from inspiring English sources

There is, however, one factor that unites the literary homeless throughout the ages: libraries.

When prying into the play-offs version of "specialists in failure" there is a worrying factor that unites some of the worst offenders.

Research has shown that one factor that unites the majority of prison inmates is the lack of a consistent father figure.

Hamilton also acknowledged that Schumacher was the "best" at sorting out a team and moving it forward, a key factor that unites the outgoing German and next year's new boy – it will be central to his role at Mercedes next year as it was for Schumacher.

There are of course diverse national factors that make the specific context and politics of each country and election different, but the one factor that unites the four parties and countries is immigration – and the parties' populist rhetoric and stance against migrants.

The French language and state schools were the common factors that united the eclectic émigré community, and both Anne and her sister flourished.

The land law and the fear of wide-scale nationalisation of private property was one of the factors that united opposition forces to try to put President Hugo Chávez out of power by means of demonstrations, a brief coup, a two-month strike, and finally a referendum, which he won in August.

Principal component analysis was used for two purposes: first, to generate a global factor for socioeconomic characteristics, uniting the information on education level, social level, family income, and IQ, because they were highly correlated (minimum correlation between them was R=0.482, P<0.001), in order to generate a new factor that could unite their characteristics.

What I've been looking for is the heart of the UK club scene, the uniting factor that brings such disparate groups of people together to essentially do the same thing in different places with different music and different clothes.

Rio Ferdinand faces the possibility of playing four games in 11 days for England and Manchester United, a factor that Sir Alex Ferguson claimed has to be considered before the defender accepts his recall to Roy Hodgson's squad.

Such a use has long carried a certain "ick" factor that has, in the past, united communities against proposed projects.