Sentence examples for was a considerable factor from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the slowdown in the United States, and the effect it had on Belgium's neighbor Germany, was a considerable factor in the decline.

Her family's wealth was a considerable factor in the match: she was eighteen at the time of the wedding, and Bernard-François Bernard-François

This study has demonstrated that population ageing was a considerable factor, contributing to more than 20% of the rise in the total hospitalisation costs for CVD.

Because our interaction is a considerable factor in the country's domestic policy.

Apart from the time needed, the power consumed in pumping out a large dry dock is a considerable factor.

That, combined with two fourth-down conversions, has been a considerable factor in both of their scoring drives, the most recent a one-yard rushing/diving touchdown.

This would cripple the French in the campaign of 1813 and be a considerable factor in Napoleon's reverses of the summer and autumn of that year.

However, momentum is a considerable factor in primaries, especially when one candidate begins with a deficit in name recognition and his numbers improve as he becomes better known to voters.

This can increase times of backoff and retransmission which are a considerable factor for longer delay.

The mutual effects of roughness and friction perception may also be a considerable factor.

Since an environmental change exists in practical networks, the change of coupling strength is a considerable factor affecting dynamics for the worse of the networks.