Sentence examples for was a defining factor from inspiring English sources

Boro controlled much of the game but a brilliant display from Blackpool keeper Gilks was a defining factor in Tony Mowbray's side slipping three points behind West Ham, who hold the second automatic promotion spot.

The doorman was a defining factor in her decision she explained, "...I would not have taken the apartment if I hadn't liked what the doorman told me".

Cornell's battle with drug addiction and alcoholism was a defining factor in the writing and recording process of the debut album.

The memory was a defining factor in the production of Toy Story 2, with Lasseter moved to create a great film for that child and for everyone else who loved the characters.

The answer could be a defining factor in the outcome of the fiercely contested presidential election.

And Britain staying in or [going] out may be a defining factor".

It is a defining factor in how we know our bodily movement throughout space and time.

The ability to be politically savvy will be a defining factor in the new manager's longevity at City.

But Seifert disputes whether the small return from television rights has been a defining factor in this record.

So worry can be an immensely powerful psychological mechanism, but might it also be a defining factor in the development of mental illness?

She said the carbon bubble had been a defining factor in the decision to move money out of fossil fuel companies.