Sentence examples for the most determinative factor from inspiring English sources

The speed with which Obama navigates out of the recession, as measured by new jobs and serious financial reform, remains by far the most determinative factor in how he, his party and, most of all, the country will fare in the fractious year of 2010.

The foam performance is a function of injection rate or pressure, but the most determinative factor is surfactant properties.

Here the artist's hand is an actor and a guide, not necessarily the most determinative factor.

Like the great struggles over civil rights and race, the most determinative issue is attitudinal.

MISCELLANEOUS Studies show that the most determinative predictor of happiness at work is not the job itself, nor its salary, but rather the presence of a "best friend" — or two — at the workplace.

The data applied to that funnel has increased exponentially in the last decade, but only recently have car makers begun to use the IoT to capture the most determinative data — the condition of the customer's current car.

Wobbly at the best of times, even the most determinative resolution, if unsupported by a healthy Fab Four, will quickly get trampled over by those old boots.

For colorectal cancer, it has been shown that the deepest invasive part of the tumour is the most determinative for tumour progression and almost invariably demonstrates the highest stromal formation (if any).

In Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 (2007), the Court ruled that race could not be the determinative factor in determining to which public schools parents may transfer their children.

From the above analysis, the precipitation reagent used in our experiment, (NH4 2CO3, should be the determinative factor in the formation of ZnO micro-tubes.

And the evidence of misogyny in the press and elsewhere is irrefutable, even if it was not the determinative factor in the race.