crucial determinant
collocation in Englishmeaningsofcrucialanddeterminant
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crucial
adjective
uk/ˈkruː.ʃəl/us/ˈkruː.ʃəl/
extremely important ...
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determinant
noun[C]
uk/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nənt/us/dɪˈtɝː.mɪ.nənt/
formal
something that controls or affects what happens in a ...
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Consumption proved - the essayists agree - both acrucialdeterminantand an expression of identity.
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Perhaps most importantly, the level of political and military disruption was acrucialdeterminantof economic health in both macroregions.
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Yet, organizing transactions within a partnership is not a panacea against these problems: acrucialdeterminantof success is proper ownership structures.
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The level of dependency is acrucialdeterminantof demand for long-term care for it, rather than age, determines need.
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Much of contemporary social and behavioural science is based on the assumption that human interaction is thecrucialdeterminantin human behaviour.
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All five found that clarity of responsibility is acrucialdeterminantof the strength of economic voting.
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Female circumcision was acrucialdeterminantof midwifery training and practice.
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Labour would therefore be acrucialdeterminantof income.
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Design, quality and delivery are often paramount, with price sometimes, but not always, acrucialdeterminant.
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Acrucialdeterminantof pay must be the availability of resources.
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Interest rates are thecrucialdeterminantof the policy stance.
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The mostcrucialdeterminantof educational success has little to do with the standards of teaching or the level of the school.
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Everyone agrees that the level of unemployment is acrucialdeterminantof public expenditure, especially the social security budget.
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That is clearly acrucialdeterminantof the quality of outcome for children.
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Surely that must be thecrucialdeterminantof what happens in practice.
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It is perhaps the mostcrucialdeterminantof overall levels of road safety.
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Acrucialdeterminantof pay must be the need to deal fairly with one's staff and also the need to recruit and retain staff of adequate quality.
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National economic management is thecrucialdeterminantof regional success.
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Militarily, we certainly did not, and the conflict was a classic example of how air power properly applied can be thecrucialdeterminantin modern war.
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She also saw knowledge as acrucialdeterminantof economic growth.
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