Sentence examples for winning factor from inspiring English sources

Curiously, the gymnast who provides the winning factor for the US may just be a Romanian.

This may yet prove a winning factor for the Tories, moving more to the single "change" theme with each passing moment of the campaign, but the choppy polling also suggests a "they're all the same" feeling.

Republican presidential candidates are currently competing in offensiveness to Latin American migrants but they're on a loser – President Obama's embrace of Latin voters and tolerance of migration was a winning factor in his second presidential victory.

The winning factor becomes especially true once a party has been out of power for a while as illustrated by the fact that the longer a party is out of power the higher possibility a more moderate nominee is chosen.

Additionally, while the market winning factor in agile supply chain is responsiveness and improved service level, in traditional supply chain, cost has been the market winning factor ([Mason-Jones et al. 2000]).

This policy was widely seen as the winning factor in the conservatives 2001 election victory under John Howard.

If the public take to the ad and song then Aplin, who described being chosen to for the ad as "like winning X Factor", could hope to hit sales of this level.

The iPad mini with Retina display takes the winning form factor of the original iPad mini and slaps a super high-res screen in there.

"I think top coaches fear the English scrum, but you can't rely on it to be a game-winning factor.

"That was the big-win factor where a team gets a big win and then faces a team that they should beat and they lose," he said.

"So I don't know if the big win factor set in where a team has a big win one week and then plummets the next.