在 英语 中使用 One factor 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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But one factor may always limit the market for street art murals: the question of who can actually store such large and heavy works.
One factor is the ECB's attempt to keep on the right side of European Union law that forbids it from directly financing governments.
The specialty coffee industry is clearly one factor behind this resurgence, though demographic and economic growth in new and emerging markets are also hugely significant.
Some people used to argue that as long as one factor of production- i.e. capital- could move freely, the world could be equalised.
In that regard, one factor was that the World Bank did not recognize the resident coordinator as its coordinator at the country level.
One factor is Utah's large presence of Mormons, whose church practices call for them to give at least 10 percent of their income to charity.
Bostic said the Fed will keep a close eye on the trade war as one factor that could affect the inflation outlook.
One factor does seem to be important for cluster creation, however: government support.
One factor is the inadequacy of financial and human resources in existing organizational mechanisms within the United Nations system for the strategic direction and monitoring of South-South activities.
One factor is gender, in that many studies have shown men to be more likely than women to have sex outside of the relationship.
Some people used to argue that as long as one factor of production- i.e., capital- could move freely, the world could be equalized.
While this may not be the reason why overweight and obesity have been increasing over the years, it is certainly one factor among others responsible for this situation.
So one factor-- and only one factor-- will determine the future of the Supreme Court: the outcome of presidential elections.
One factor that will come into play, especially when it comes to media and player voting, is games missed.
One factor could be that these countries, as with Britain, are relatively wealthy and already had high life expectancies.
Programmes had been launched to combat the increase in teenage pregnancies, which was one factor in higher maternal and infant mortality.
So one factor- and one factor only- will determine the future of the Supreme Court: the outcomes of presidential elections.
Compared to the previous years, one factor especially caught my attention,” says Zeeck.
One factor is the increase in penalties, namely defensive penalties like the 5-yard contact rule, that were cynically implemented to increase scoring.
School sanitation facilities had been improved: their poor quality had been one factor influencing the drop-out rate for girls.