Sentence examples for the deciding factor between from inspiring English sources

The deciding factor between which bots will live and which will die is how well they keep users engaged.

It can often be the deciding factor between winning and losing when the skill levels of the teams are equal.

And this is why some people believe the government is about as supportive as it can be, letting quality be the deciding factor between success and failure.

The statistic begs the question: What is the deciding factor between the families that make it and those that do not?

Whoever is president -- whether it is Obama, the economic progressive; Obama the Wall Street sycophant; or McCain, the Bush clone -- that transpartisan movement pressure will be the deciding factor between "change" and "more of the same".

For our student population nowadays, social validation may be the deciding factor between choosing to pursue a degree in the sciences, or getting beat up in the back of the school parking lot: a tough decision that truly need not exist.

It's the only deciding factor between the two docks.

He added that "the overall air activity has not been the deciding factor" in fights between rebels and the loyalists and mercenaries surrounding Colonel Qaddafi.

But it's likely to be only a small niche of people for whom this would be the deciding factor when choosing between products".

Our editorial on the Beagle Channel dispute between Chile and Argentina ("Cut It Out!," September 1991) may have been the deciding factor in averting war between those two countries a war that would have been calamitous, not only for the Beagles, a justly proud people, but for the whales that pass through the channel on their way to having sex with one another.

In Texas, Hispanic voters may be the deciding factor in the contest between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.