Sentence examples for was a potent factor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaine's early endorsement of Mr. Obama was a potent factor in his remarkable 28-point landslide on Tuesday.

The doctrine of natural rights was a potent factor in the reshaping of the constitutions of Western countries in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.

Like gender, talker proficiency was a potent factor in shaping Min /dz/ realization.

Post hoc pairwise comparisons concerning the interaction effect showed that proficiency was a potent factor only in the rounded environment.

Her predicament also evokes a Caribbean and African world in which fertility is prized and in which fate is a potent factor.

Talks, at length, about the negative effects of the strict separation of the sexes; claims it's a potent factor in terrorist fantasies.

Angiogenesis is essential to wound repair, and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is a potent factor to stimulate angiogenesis.

So we are only a month away from a general election in which Johnson's electoral reach will be tested as never before, and perhaps from a Conservative leadership contest in which his presumed popularity would be a potent factor.

(4) On the other hand, the Chinese written language, even with its obvious disadvantages, has been a potent factor in perpetuating the cultural unity of the growing millions of the Chinese people, including assimilated groups in far-flung peripheral areas.

For males, proficiency did not seem to be a potent factor.

China's growing naval power is a potent factor here as it develops a capacity to mount operations ever further from its own shores.