Sentence examples for real factor in from inspiring English sources
It ticks boxes both for those who want to see a more central role for the victim and those who see it as a real factor in rehabilitation".
Political experts said Mr. Bush, a Republican, was supportive of exiles but was not bloodied because he was never a real factor in how the drama played out.
"The judge is going to be a real factor in this case, because she is the kind of judge who makes her presence felt," said Dick DeGuerin, a criminal defense lawyer in Houston.
"Both the noise and the smell of idling trains has now become a real factor in many people's lives, a factor which they had no notion would become a problem when they bought their homes," Mr. Rothman said.
Mr. Fischer said, bizarrely, that he thought the Russians were motivated in part "by their Christian heritage," which has not been a real factor in Russia since, oh, 1917.
While commitment fear is no doubt a very real factor in some people's inability to find a new home, your article on that subject ("Fear of Committing?" July 31) was written entirely from the real estate broker's point of view -- and the broker, of course, has a vested interest in portraying the nonbuyer's "obsessional personality".
Christopher Dixon, an analyst with UBS Warburg, said that while the slower economy and the slump in ad sales were real factors in the decision, the Disney move was also consistent with the company's overall goal of cutting costs sharply.
Other young players like Ruben Tejada and Fernando Martinez are now playing with the Mets, but whether they will hit well enough to be real factors in the future remains to be seen.
The relation between the real factors in (5) and complex factors in (6) is expressed as (7) and (8).
In this view, money is neutral and cannot impact the real factors in an economy like output levels.
Attracting "inward investment" and promoting "economic growth" for the area, even if that means kicking out locals, become the only real factors in decisions about the future of our cities.
