crucial factor

collocation in English

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crucial
adjective
uk
/ˈkruː.ʃəl/us
/ˈkruː.ʃəl/
extremely important ...
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factor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈfæk.tər/us
/ˈfæk.tɚ/
a fact or situation that influences the result ...
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(Definition ofcrucialandfactorfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcrucial factor

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Here, thecrucialfactoris motivation.
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Here gender is acrucialfactor.
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Home stimulation in particular appears to be acrucialfactor.
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The othercrucialfactorwas the sentence structure.
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However, it turns out that this may not be thecrucialfactorafter all, or at least not the onlycrucialfactor.
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The second message is that scientific proof is not acrucialfactorin environmental decisionmaking.
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The autonomy of their desire is acrucialfactorin determining whether to facilitate their activity.
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Thecrucialfactorwould be to recognize and affirm this cultural and historical alienation.
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This demonstrated the fact that stability is acrucialfactorin the recommendation of varieties.
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Environmental costs are considered to be acrucialfactorin a firm's location.
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Yet politics remained acrucialfactorshaping landlord attitudes to improvements and their estates in general.
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Making educational provision for minority languages is now recognised as acrucialfactorin their survival.
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It might be the case that language input is acrucialfactorhere.
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Politics is always thecrucialfactorin any process of reform.
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Thecrucialfactorhere is the possibility of empirically equivalent descriptions.
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On the other hand, the response time is a verycrucialfactorin an operational system.
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First, distance is not the onlycrucialfactorfor market segmentation.
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It is acrucialfactor.
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That is acrucialfactor.
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This is thecrucialfactor.
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This is acrucialfactor.
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Motivation is acrucialfactor.
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That is thecrucialfactor.
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Cost is thecrucialfactor.
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Although oviposition height could be acrucialfactorfor the fitness of overwintering eggs, it has rarely been investigated.
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