Age is now the main determining factor affecting party choice.
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However, fundraising was a determining factor for the list itself.
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Clinton is of the opinion that Comey was the determining factor.
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The determining factor was the election of a new American president.
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For Trump, though, the likely determining factor will be simple partisanship.
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There's one report looming that Cramer said could be a determining factor.
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In the end, Kavanaugh's confirmation or withdrawal may be the determining factor.
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Indeed, for electric cars, the car battery is a key determining factor.
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American electoral politics is never a determining factor in the selection of cardinals.
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The income tax rate isn't a determining factor if you aren't making money.
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"In terms of international relations water will become a determining factor," FORCE's Sharmer said.
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The Trump endorsement, Grimm said after conceding Tuesday night, was "definitely" the determining factor.
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I'm humored at the thought of luck being the determining factor in my success.
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This will be a major determining factor in whom we choose to vote for.
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Nobody on the Hill thinks it's a determining factor, but it's not going unnoticed.
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It is unclear whether that was also a determining factor in suspending operations Monday.
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Neymar's trickery is an adornment to a game, not a determining factor in it.
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How much Severino has been built up by then may be a determining factor.
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That could well be the determining factor in whether Trump gets a second term.
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For those looking to cut the cord, channel lineup alone is not a determining factor.
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If the financial worth of the players is the determining factor, France are the favourites.
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Depression was a determining factor in Emerald's decision to move back in with her parents.
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But he believes that radiation isn't a determining factor in whether people choose to return.
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That would simply be done by deleting democracy and removing elections as the determining factor.
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Availability of the credit is a determining factor in whether people will adopt, Jones tweets.
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But on Election Day, such issues are often not the determining factor in their decisions.
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Viewing genes as a determining factor while ignoring larger systemic and societal issues is misleading.
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One determining factor: Both of them had spent plenty of time talking to black voters.
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"I think that might have a determining factor on what he determined to do," Lombardo said.
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The college football playoff committee told us undefeated is not the determining factor going into November.
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That is likely to be the ultimate determining factor of success for this Playground ecosystem initiative.
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This statute of limitations could have been a key determining factor in selecting early indictment targets.
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It can be the determining factor that sets you apart from the rest of the competition.
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In a game featuring high-powered offenses, it was the Cougars' defense that was the determining factor.
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His testimony that Asahara ordered the subway gas attack was a determining factor in holding Asahara responsible.
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The record deliveries number won't be the only determining factor in Tesla's ability to return to profitability.
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Tucker_0830 "I think that might have a determining factor on what he determined to do," Lombardo said.
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These sources clarified, however, that the bacon project was not the determining factor in McDonald's strategic shift.
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The determining factor, he added, was how his back would feel on Saturday after a night's rest.
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In terms of both the Senate and the presidential election, the determining factor will be voter mobilization.
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In a recent NBC interview, she called the FBI director's intervention "the determining factor" in her defeat.
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But two Ohio Democrats close to Brown said that Biden's possible run was not the determining factor.
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But it was the worldwide war that established oil as the key determining factor in global politics.
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Bundy and I talked about his behavior, and it was a contention that the determining factor was environmental.
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Director of Marketing Kung Suan Ai said religious and cultural sensitivities were a determining factor in conceptualizing decorations.
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However, he said a key determining factor will be whether construction can ramp up from current low levels.
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Nikita Khrushchev surely would have preferred a strategy of concealment, but Soviet military doctrine was the determining factor.
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It used to be a lot wider stripe, but it's an important and determining factor in most elections.
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Clearly, a consistent conservative political leaning — not simply top judicial qualifications — has been the determining factor for Trump.
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But with the way his team is playing, the determining factor for Boone might be offense, not defense.
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A project's ability to generate strong economic returns should be the biggest determining factor for governments, he added.
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It's been said that attention to detail is the determining factor in whether something is great or just good.
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The type of sugar you use in your dough is a determining factor in the chewiness of your cookie.
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The determining factor is the sex act performed and whether the actress has done that act on camera before.
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Nappi said the pope's influence over Catholics would not necessarily be the sole determining factor in how Catholics vote.
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Other Senate Republicans shared Graham's view that the motivation behind the quid pro quo should be the determining factor.
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For Richards, it seems, age was the determining factor in her argument over competitive sports fairness—at least retrospectively.
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Donors are moving ahead as if their dollars could be the determining factor in whether Republicans maintain a majority.
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Winning multiple national championships, the way Wooden did and Auriemma has, is not likely to be the determining factor.
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Harvard denies it discriminates against any race, saying its "holistic" admissions system sees race as just one determining factor.
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"I never thought the court issue was going to be a determining factor in this election," Ms. McCaskill said.
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Proximity is not a determining factor in any other [free trade agreement] between other neighboring states with large economies.
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It is unlikely that the debate moved the needle, but if debate performance were the determining factor, Minnesota Sen.
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Mark Hamill also recently revealed how Harrison Ford was the determining factor in his return to the Star Wars universe.
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This is crucial given that the court could well be the determining factor in whether the repeal ultimately takes effect.
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Bowles emphasized that Fitzpatrick's health — and not any desire to gauge Petty's viability at quarterback — would be the determining factor.
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Though they've been part of Democratic presidential elections since 1984, superdelegates have never been a determining factor in a primary.
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Fitness classes, for example, are always between $50 and $80, with geography being the main determining factor on specific price.
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But in the end there was little evidence that age was a determining factor in her share of the vote.
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That said, there are some options that are more costly than others, so your budget may be a determining factor.
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The way she saw it, Ms. Smith said, race never felt like much of a determining factor in her life.
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The report does not, however, differentiate between union and nonunion laborers, which is often cited as a determining factor for rates.
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The emails, advocates said, show that racial bias was likely the determining factor in Ramos-Gomez ending up in ICE detention.
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But with the race tightening, his supporters could become a determining factor if they shift toward Mr. Sanders or Mrs. Clinton.
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Cassidy says he's taking the goaltending situation "game-to-game" and added the winning streak is not the final determining factor.
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According to most observers, the ultimate determining factor will be whether the virus' spread slows down as the weather gets warmer.
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Unfortunately for Trump, it is not today's U.S. economy that is going to be the determining factor in the 2020 election.
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Sanders wants to wind back the clock 40 years, and reestablish market shares as the determining factor in approving or rejecting mergers.
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The election is however far from in the bag for Sanchez, and there again Catalonia is likely to be a determining factor.
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Vladimir Rokhlin once said that your comfort level with your toolchain is the major determining factor in your ability to debug code.
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It is possible to win a debate but lose an argument, public perception often being the determining factor in how people vote.
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The team, of course, will be a major determining factor in OpenAI's fate, but much more will play into its potential success.
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But no matter the type, the price of the headphones was not a determining factor in their ability to reproduce sound accurately.
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It's the type of data, and where it's being shared, that's typically the determining factor, a new Pew Research Center study found.
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Kavanaugh, for his part, has written that public safety should not be a determining factor—only "text, history, and tradition" really matter.
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They would list us in a certain order, but beyond that, the one determining factor for screen time was just great footage.
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What that discrepancy suggests is that while Democratic voters do like the idea, it is not the determining factor in their vote.
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But, whether or not the president committed a crime doesn't need to be a determining factor in any verdict during this trial.
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" The determining factor was, he said, "that we would decide together what we want to wake up to and see every day.
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Someone's ability to pay for these tools or services should not be a determining factor in their ability to access and use them.
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Speaking to members of the Senate, Fed Governor Randal Quarles said size alone shouldn't be the determining factor in how banks are governed.
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But more than anything, the fluidity with which the Switch, well... switches will be a major determining factor in how well its received.
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The time we choose to go to bed is the determining factor, as very few people extend their time of waking to compensate.
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Yet they also typically use age as the determining factor for how best to divvy up a participant's assets among stocks and bonds.
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As evidenced by Bratton's recent rhetoric, in New York City in 2016, sexuality alone is rarely a determining factor for state-enforced persecution.
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"The determining factor will be whether I have the ideas and passion necessary to resonate with New Yorkers," Miner told the Times Union.
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Donald Trump may be the loudest person in Washington, but he should not be the determining factor as to how Democrats move forward.
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The apparent contradiction alarmed many Democrats, who cited his position on torture as a determining factor in their decision to vote against him.
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He described the problem as less technological and more ideological, saying tech companies' ideology should not be the determining factor in American policy.
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COMEY: Yeah, I mean, look, that's why I say I think it's possible that I was either a factor or the determining factor.
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"In this case I don't think that's the determining factor at all," Ernst said during a Center for Strategic and International Studies forum.
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As every city-candidate has offered a package of financial incentives, this actually reduces this as a determining factor in Amazon's selection process.
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At the end of the day gender should not be a determining factor for you to be at the table and be successful.
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In the civil-rights era, having an immigration system that used national origins—in effect, race—as its determining factor was seen as discriminatory.
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That's why the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed in the first place — to remove sex as a determining factor in employment decisions.
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How many HomePod units Apple has available is really the determining factor, and as a new product, it may still be ramping up production.
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Facebook Didn't Sway the 2018 Midterms Before any votes could be counted, Alexis Madrigal said Facebook was not a determining factor in the midterms.
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The major determining factor was whether or not the detainee had a lawyer—a right not guaranteed to detained immigrants in the United States.
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But it may be awareness rather than the cost that is the determining factor as to whether someone lives or dies from an overdose.
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The determining factor in Europe's forthcoming elections will be migration over anything else — even the economy, Hungary's foreign affairs and trade minister told CNBC.
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And while U.S. politics is never a determining factor in who is selected, all three men have been outspoken opponents of Republican Party positions.
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"The determining factor of success for us was our communication and coordination with their key leaders to get our equipment prepositioned for their arrival."
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Rooney said he believes her testimony "may have played a role" in Hicks' resignation Wednesday, "but I'm not sure it was a determining factor."
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Republican lawmakers, who have been closely tracking the negotiations, say they expect enforcement to be a determining factor in whether a deal is reached.
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"In my view, that factor, when considered as a determining factor separating those who live from those who die, is close to random," he wrote.
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The world's most important commodity, which is down more than 20 percent year to date, has become the determining factor for market movements, data show.
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How well Ayton assimilates upon his projected return in December will be a determining factor in answering many of the questions this team is generating.
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But McCorkle predicted that that the economy as a whole will be the determining factor in whether Republicans like Trump will lose rural, agricultural voters.
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Equally misguided, under the proposal, the greatest determining factor in awarding federal dollars to infrastructure projects would be the ability to secure significant outside funding.
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Trump, however, lost the vote among white women who graduated from college, suggesting economics and class were a strong determining factor among white female voters.
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In 2018, a Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled punitive damages were permitted, noting the state where each plaintiff lives should be the determining factor, according to Reuters.
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"Tensions were building for a while," a source tells EW of what became a determining factor in deciding to end the series after its current season.
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"Little did Robert know, his call to action was the determining factor between life and death for what he was about to discover," the post says.
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Said another way, the U.S. economy has firmly progressed to an information economy, where talent has replaced goods as the most significant and important determining factor.
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But ardent supply-siders like Laffer claim that the tax rate is the determining factor, which, considering the historical graph above, makes their case even weaker.
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The administration announced a policy in May that required the Bureau of Prisons to use "biological sex" as the determining factor for assigning facilities and bathrooms.
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"In my view, that factor, when considered as a determining factor separating those who live from those who die, is close to random," Justice Breyer wrote.
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But the perception, that race is a determining factor in how things proceed when people are confronted by police, is undeniable to me and to many others.
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She argues that race was a determining factor in the civil cases that were unfairly tried and prosecuted — and gives an Oscar-worthy speech to support it.
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Fed Vice Chair Randal Quarles, meanwhile, said Tuesday before the Senate Banking Committee that size alone should not be the determining factor in how banks are governed.
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The determining factor of how to handle most retirement accounts is whether the person who died had already started to take required minimum distributions from the accounts.
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The broad conclusion was that the origins and educational levels of Muslims in the two communities was the determining factor in their integration into their host societies.
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Dent, who has served in Congress since 2005, previously told CNN Trump wasn't the determining factor in his decision to retire at the end of his term.
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Even though the review board acknowledged that Carri had been given a diagnosis of noncombat PTSD, they said her misconduct was the determining factor in her discharge.
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However, for so-called smart agricultural machinery, a major determining factor for its growth is whether it can be included in a government subsidy list, Liu said.
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That's because how people perceive you and your work is often the determining factor in whether or not you get a promotion, raise or access to leadership opportunities.
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Hinman specifically said that bitcoin is not a security because it is decentralized: there is no central party whose efforts are a key determining factor in the enterprise.
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This tradition has been around since the 1900s, and is now known as the day that plays the largest determining factor of who each party's nominee will be.
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Racism is simply the belief that race is an inherent and determining factor in a person's or a people's character and capabilities, rendering some inferior and others superior.
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Anger at President Obama was the determining factor in the 2010 midterm elections and Democrats did much better than the norm in each of that year's special elections.
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The Office of Management and Budget proposed a rule, for example, that says government organizations cannot make religion a determining factor on which to base a federal award.
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FACEBOOK. I'M WONDERING WHAT SORT OF REGULATORY RISK YOU SEE AROUND THIS STORY AND IF THAT IS THE DETERMINING FACTOR AS TO WHY YOU DIDN'T MENTION THAT NAME?
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The company even cites recent reporting around the rise of the antiseptic and drug-resistant Candida auris pathogen as a determining factor in its decision to release the tool.
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And those are things that, of course, worry and bother me, but the real determining factor for my shift away from fast fashion has been admittedly more self-involved.
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"Events in the U.S. will remain a determining factor for the rand, contributing to the ongoing capriciousness of the local exchange rate," said Annabel Bishop, senior economist at Investec.
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The response from foreign powers may be a determining factor in whether Tehran succeeds or fails in preventing a revolution that could spell the end of the religious dictatorship.
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The heat, which Stephens cursed as her fate grew clear, was a determining factor: the player on the shaded side of the court won 27 of the 553 games.
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Chester said cost had not been the determining factor to halt the search, but he said restarting it would require "credible new information which leads to a specific location".
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Unfortunately, this page also leaves us with no idea of how much the Kindle Oasis will cost, which could be the determining factor for existing Kindle owners considering an upgrade.
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"The dollar index is the determining factor ... if the dollar's weakening accelerates in the event of a rate cut by the Fed, the yuan would get further support," he said.
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Asked to predict a winner for Sunday's contest, Smith, who was named Super Bowl XXVIII MVP, selected the 49ers, believing that the better defensive unit will be the determining factor.
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"Supporting due process for any allegation is not tone deaf, I think it is allowing things to be investigated and a mere allegation not be the determining factor," Sanders said.
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Patrick Kaser, managing director and portfolio manager at Brandywine Global, believes free cash flow is a key determining factor in whether or not a company will be a lucrative investment.
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The museum announced the show on May 21, although an email does state that the determining factor was cosmonaut Alexey Leonov agreeing to speak at the press launch that day.
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The United States, a key ally in economic and security terms, is likely to be a determining factor in how matters unfold in Saudi Arabia, the Saudi sources and diplomats say.
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It is the spacecraft's lowest operational mode, but it is also the most fuel-intesive, and fuel is the biggest determining factor in the the remaining life of Kepler's latest mission.
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Princess Charlotte remains fourth in line thanks to the 2013 Succession to the Crown Act, which made birth order, not gender, the determining factor for the next heir to the throne.
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"Since 2015, September of 2015, he's lost a significant amount of wealth and I think that may have a determining factor on what he determined to do," Lombardo told CNN KLAS.
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The Pentagon is preparing to radically overhaul its cybersecurity standards for contractors, and these new standards will eventually become a determining factor on who does business with the Department of Defense.
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Larissa Getirana, from Caritas, a non-profit that helps migrants, said she considered it "unfair" for the government to make survivors' cooperation with criminal investigations a determining factor in their applications.
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Larissa Getirana, from Caritas, a non-profit that helps migrants, said she considered it "unfair" for the government to make survivors' cooperation with criminal investigations a determining factor in their applications.
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But he noted that Latino voters over 45 have tended to dominate the caucuses in the past, so the age of voters who turn out will be a major determining factor.
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In the coming weeks, we should question any narratives that try to pin Sanders's lower polling numbers among Jews on his views on Israel, anti-Semitism, or any single determining factor.
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But in a postmortem of the event on Friday at Chicagoland Speedway, Harvick said he didn't believe the "fake-out," as Childers called it, was the determining factor in the race.
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MOSCOW, April 7 (Reuters) - Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Thursday that an unbalanced budget is a determining factor for the Central Bank when it makes decisions on its key rate.
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If location were the only determining factor in employment diversity stats, Twitter's workforce would be close to a quarter hispanic and just under 7 percent black, according to Bay Area census data.
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On size of government, government spending is a greater determining factor than taxation, so big spending deficits negate the benefits of tax cuts, a key tenet of the Trump administration's fiscal reforms.
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Illustration: Angelica Alzona/GizmodoAs Americans line up to vote on Tuesday, some of net neutrality's most vocal defenders remain confident that the issue will be a determining factor in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Of course, ocean temperatures aren't the only determining factor for how intense a storm can get and whether a hurricane can maintain its tropical characteristics or morph into a different type of storm.
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Brands must delve deep to know how modest women value coverage, so much so that the sheerness of a fabric or slit in a skirt can be the determining factor in a purchase.
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"Examination of the cumulative evidence of racial motivation in light of Evans' history compels the conclusion that race, once more, was the determining factor in both his questioning and his strikes," Johnson added.
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About 210% of students say that when it comes to picking which college they will attend, the most determining factor is the "overall fit," according to a recent survey by the Princeton Review.
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Several national-security officials told me that a determining factor in any President's approach would be his response to a shock—say, a crippling power outage that might be terrorism or might not.
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There are over 500 components of the cannabis plant which contribute to each unique high associated with that strain, THC being the largest part of that high, but certainly not the only determining factor.
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Furthermore, research has shown that women tend to demonstrate greater sexual fluidity than men, and our sexual orientation is less a determining factor in our sexual and romantic experiences than it is for men.
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While I completely understand the markets obsession with next week's election, deservingly so considering the bizarre campaign and the two hugely flawed candidates, the winner won't be the determining factor for markets in 2017.
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Fundraising is not, obviously, the sole determining factor when it comes to who wins and who loses, but it does tend to be an expression of passion and energy within the two party bases.
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Neither justice indicated whether they had made up their minds, but their questioning suggested that the idea of overturning precedent and how broadly it applies will be the determining factor in the court's decision.
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While the diamond industry is expected to see growth in coming years, experts say the real determining factor will be whether millennials have a change of heart about buying these historically sought-after stones.
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Jacques and Gabriella have a great deal of physical activity — the fact that they learned to swim early, both for their safety and for my peace of mind, has probably been a determining factor.
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As the chairman of Augusta National, he toughened the Masters course and lengthened it, enhanced official world rankings as a determining factor in qualifying for the tournament and expanded TV coverage of the event.
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" And he relied on a 1966 study authored by sociologist James Coleman to bolster his assertion that the "racial and socio-economic composition of a classroom is an important and determining factor in educational achievement.
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Unlike the SATs, which only play a small part in college admissions, the idea of suneung is battered into students' heads as the determining factor of how successful they'll be in a deeply hierarchical society.
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"Demand has been overtaking supply as the determining factor for iron ore prices, that's a reason why the price is stronger," said a commodities trader specialising in bulk commodities such as iron ore and coal.
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The world's ability to meet biodiversity protection targets will be a determining factor in the success of the new Paris Agreement on climate change, argues the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services.
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The ability to pay for an undergraduate education is a major determining factor for students from abroad, since students at the bachelor's and master's degree level are not likely to receive funding from host institutions.
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When he answered that he had not, he was allowed to continue without a penalty, evidently because the official believed that Johnson had not caused the ball to move, which is a major determining factor.
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In an interview on CNBC on Monday, Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro rested the blame on the Fed for the recent market volatility not the President's ongoing trade war with China as a determining factor.
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He said he considered the $15 minimum wage before deciding to go ahead with a 176-room Residence Inn by Marriott that is scheduled to open next spring, but it was not the determining factor.
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Though the FBI ultimately announced two days before the election that it had found nothing new in the emails, Clinton called the reopening of the investigation "the determining factor" of her loss to Donald Trump.
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In San Francisco, which passed a $15 minimum wage last year, trendy restaurants like Abbot's Cellar, Source, Luna Park, and Roosevelt Tamale Parlor have closed their doors, citing the minimum wage increase as a determining factor.
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After news of the divorce broke, rumors swirled that his Twitter use was a determining factor, and that he cheated on her with Aubrey O'Day in 2011 when the singer was a contestant on "The Apprentice."
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But in discussing the Maza affair, YouTube said that "context" is the determining factor in whether a harassing video stays up — and that the context of the Crowder videos is essentially media criticism, and therefore allowed.
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"Time horizon is the determining factor here," Ron Guay, a financial planner with California-based Rivermark Wealth Management, tells CNBC Make It. Why you want to invest does have an impact on how you should invest.
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Since everyone is born with two copies of most of their genes, scientists have suggested the combination of various functioning and malfunctioning MC1R genes is the determining factor in which traits a person will end up with.
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The G20 countries carry a lot of weight -- and getting these leaders on board with our strategies could be a determining factor when it comes to confronting Iran and Korea, stabilizing markets and establishing trade war truces.
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It's difficult to know what to make of a show like the Whitney Houston Biennial, where the sole determining factor for participating artists is their womanhood (Finley says applications were open to anyone who identifies as such).
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So when broken down in this way, the determining factor for a truly kick-ass salad has the be the ratio between those three components (in addition to the quality of the ingredients, freshness, and flavor levels).
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In this context, if you have trouble manipulating the XS Max due to such motor delays, that very well may be the determining factor as to whether you choose it or opt for the smaller XS size.
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But he joined the other four Justices in upholding affirmative action as permissible under the law, singling out for praise Harvard's admissions system, which regarded race or ethnicity as a "plus" rather than as a determining factor.
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With oil prices hovering around $6900 per barrel, plentiful energy may not appear critical today, but as companies assess the best places to invest in the future, our energy policies and availability will prove a determining factor.
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The game lineup for the forthcoming year will be a big determining factor in terms of figuring out what kind of pace is maintained with continued console sales after the initial thrill of the Switch dies down a little.
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When I was extradited to the United States I expected to have a fair trial, a trial where justice would be blind and where my fame, my reputation, would not be a determining factor in the administration of justice.
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"I have talked to a number of people who are seeking advice on whether or not to join the administration, and the ethical obligations have not been a determining factor," said Ivan Adler, a headhunter at The McCormick Group.
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Although there is still time for farmers to make their decisions and this price ratio is not the only determining factor, there is a reasonably good relationship between February values and the eventual acreage shifts from the previous year.
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I learned early on not to let money be the sole determining factor for the decisions I made in life, but I also learned that, although money couldn't buy happiness, it could provide peace of mind, freedom and flexibility.
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Attorney General William Barr, who succeeded Sessions, said, in a press conference just before the report's release, that constitutional questions about whether a sitting President could be charged with a crime had not been a determining factor for Mueller.
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She said that this suggests culture could be a big determining factor and cited forthcoming research that suggests Westerners may be looking for happiness in the wrong places — tending to focus their pursuit on achievements such as a promotion.
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In 2007,researchers at the Disparities Solutions Center, a Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital affiliate, found evidence of bias among physicians, and concluded that race could be a determining factor in the kind of care a patient receives.
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Moreover, the selection committee can't and shouldn't make victory margin too much of a determining factor—when deciding between teams that played similar schedules, it's both reasonable and smart to reward the team that, perhaps luckily, has better wins.
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He denies that the racial makeup of the voters in a given location is a determining factor but that single-party dominance is, adding that problems tend to happen in areas where one party has control of the local government.
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Despite living in an exclusive Brooklyn brownstone community, we confronted the reality that the determining factor for the quality of education at a neighborhood public school, back in the early 2000s and even now, was usually race rather than income.
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The other determining factor is whether the jump uses the toe pick — a little set of jagged teeth at the front of the blade that helps skaters stab into the ice to push upward and launch themselves into the air.
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A weakening peso and the risk it poses for inflation could be the determining factor if Banxico decides to decouple from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which cut its target interest rate on July 31 by a quarter of a percentage point.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania; announced on 9/7/17 Dent, also a moderate, said Thursday that while Trump hadn't been the determining factor in his decision to retire at the end of his term, he was a part of it.
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The stricter standard, which the justices established as the uniform standard nationwide with their Monday ruling, requires plaintiffs to show that race was the determining factor, known as the "but-for" cause, in a decision not to enter into a contract.
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"You have to apply more objective criteria in granting autonomy, like a balanced budget," said Paolo Balduzzi, an economist at Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan, who argued that a popular mandate should not be the determining factor.
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William Hinman, head of the Division of Corporation Finance at the SEC, said in June that bitcoin and ether are not securities because they are decentralized — meaning there is no central party whose efforts are a key determining factor in the enterprise.
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Although Latinos have consistently named the economy as a top concern for the country, the poll of early voters showed 28503 percent of likely Hispanic voters said immigration was a determining factor in their decisions to vote and who to vote for.
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No. I don't think this chip issue is going to be the determining factor for the average computer user because as we've said and as others have said, I don't think the average computer user is going to notice a huge impact.
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A potentially fatal error here is mistaking the size of a bank's holdings instead of its interconnectedness as the determining factor for regulatory scrutiny (Lehman Brothers, whose collapse helped set off the 2008 meltdown, was never the biggest bank on the street).
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"Indeed, for the working people who fell prey to the Investments, the Trump endorsement was typically the first thing they learned about the Investments, the reason they took an interest, and the determining factor in their decision to invest," the lawsuit says.
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By manipulating their foreign cash positions, a determining factor under the new law, a U.S. multinational could potentially save money by shifting profits to the lower rate from the higher one, according to Stephen Shay, a senior lecturer at Harvard Law School.
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His offering of a role to Phillips through Dauer in an attempt to silence her allegations — something the Times reported he did not immediately disclose to CBS' investigators — could be a determining factor in whether CBS has cause to fire him and withhold his money.
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"I think the real determining factor ... is going to depend on whether the transfer of contracts is timed with the reduction of curtailment or exclusion of curtailment for crude-by-rail barrels," said James Cairns, a senior executive on a post-earnings conference call.
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"I think if the markets are a determining factor for IPOs, given the ways that the markets have responded in the last three days, it's hard to envision it being an impetus for more IPOs," said John Rosenberg, head of Technology Crossover Ventures' London office.
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For Simmons, who is already earning top billing with the Philadelphia 76ers and the league's highest rookie contract of $26,620,450 while playing a sport where height is basically the determining factor, it means he could have raked in [punches incoherently into calculator] a lot more.
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While Menendez said a government shutdown without a deal in place would "acquire nothing for the Dreamers," he said the issue could be a determining factor in whether or not he votes for a continuing resolution by the next government funding deadline, Dec. 85033.
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"Beyond propaganda and deceptive reading, we are voting (for) a regional budget that spent €965 million over the past three years in the fight against air pollution, smog, which is a determining factor in climate change," read the statement, according to the news outlet.
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In shooting down the first version of the American Health Care Act and pushing through a more draconian revision, the hard-right House Freedom Caucus showed that it, not the White House or Speaker Ryan, was the determining factor on this issue within the party.
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But it is the way Shanahan handles other key issues before the committee, especially Pentagon involvement in reprogramming defense funding for possible border barrier activity, that may be a determining factor in his relationship with the Senate Committee which would have to confirm his nomination.
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How these cities are governed will also be a determining factor in whether or not the increased urbanization will result in higher levels of poverty, depleted resources, and more residents living in slums, or whether they will become sustainable hubs that provide increased economic development and growth.
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The other question is whether this is even a good metric to judge a candidate: After all, if a president's pre-White House qualifications were the sole determining factor of fitness for office, we'd be honoring the very qualified James Buchanan, not the vastly underqualified Abraham Lincoln.
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Moonves' offering of a role to Phillips through Dauer in an attempt to silence her allegations — something the Times reported he did not immediately disclose to CBS' investigators — could have been a determining factor in whether CBS has cause to fire him and withhold his money.
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"'The content of the event, and the nature of the event, is probably the determining factor,' as opposed to donors getting to see Trump up close," Fischer told the Post, referring to the the fact that the President's political allies received some of the VIP tickets to the celebration.
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But hey, if the mighty little Oxford comma has the power to become a determining factor in a court case, it might be a good idea to find out if you and your significant other see eye-to-eye on the controversial serial comma before making any serious commitments.
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The Taliban's agreement in recent talks to deny al Qaeda and similar groups refuge in Afghanistan to stage terrorist attacks abroad is nice to have, but it is not necessary to keep U.S. interests safe, and its enforcement must not be a determining factor of overdue U.S. exit.
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Few people would recall that Andrea Lieberman, who started the fashion line A.L.C., was the stylist who, for the 2000 Grammys, put Jennifer Lopez in a plunging chiffon Versace gown, even though the public frenzy that the dress prompted was a determining factor in Google's push to create its Image Search.
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The man who killed 58 people at a country music festival in Las Vegas last month had been depressed after losing a significant amount of money in the past two years and that may have been a "determining factor" in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history, the city&aposs sheriff said.
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But the real determining factor may have been that A Star Is Born is what Hollywood calls a classic "four quadrant" movie: as a movie with both a male and a female lead, a remake of a classic Hollywood story, and a musical starring a pop superstar, it appeals to both men and women, and to people both over and under 25.
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And only giving plus-ones to people who are married or in serious relationships is a useful albeit arbitrary way of narrowing down the amount of plus ones you feel obligated to offer; the number needs to be narrowed down somehow, because if every guest got a plus-one, you'd lose all your money, so why not choose this messed-up determining factor that most people seem to accept as normal?
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" Claire McCaskill of Missouri in a statement on September 21: "While I am also uncomfortable about his view on Presidential power as it relates to the rule of law, and his position that corporations are people, it is his allegiance to the position that unlimited donations and dark anonymous money, from even foreign interests, should be allowed to swamp the voices of individuals that has been the determining factor in my decision to vote no on his nomination.
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