Sentence examples for more often determine from inspiring English sources
He more than makes his case that "technology, capital, the nature of government, how men are mustered and paid, not merely muscular strength and the multitude of flesh, are the great levelers in conflicts between disparate cultures, and so far more often determine which side wins and which loses -- and which men are to die and which to live on".
In fact, this style of wine is more often determined by winemakers' decision-making.
Pininfarina, the Italian design firm that more often determines the styling of Ferraris, has designed a shoe for Fila that is due out next fall.
Indeed, one of the features of the Fifth Republic is that, while the National Assembly and Senate ultimately define the law, the mood of the country is more often determined by how the president projects his power and personality.
Which of the dueling experts to believe is more often determined by presentation skills and likability than the technical accuracy of the testimony.
The style and type of teaching and research in the faculty and more specifically the department can often determine the number of students choosing that particular field of study.
The game could be played using cards alone, but Mr. Gewirtz thinks that more often Kerouac determined the result of a pitch by tossing some sort of projectile at a diagramed chart on the wall.
Social policy is often determined more through the courts and at the state level than through the executive branch.
The cost of a finished part is often determined more by its ease of manufacture than by the cost of the material.
However, this is a slow and inconsistent process often determined more by far-sighted physicians and the management of individual hospitals, than by a shared and repeatable approach to space design.
The experimentally observable properties of a system are often determined more by energetic than dynamics, and therefore understanding the underlying free energy (FE) of biophysical processes is of crucial importance.
