Sentence examples for Unifying influence from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the World Cup has a somewhat unifying influence.
Communication lines such as roads (if they are at least several centuries old), river valleys, or seacoasts often have a unifying influence.
The president has the makings of a religious war on his hands.Mr Wahid, a moderate Muslim scholar chosen as president because he was seen as a unifying influence, has gone some way to meeting the demands of the separatists.
A glance across the new music scene, from the stark songstress Chelsea Wolfe to the dislocated 50s pop of Dirty Beaches, shows an odd but unifying influence at work: the surreal and unsettling films of the man behind Blue Velvet and Eraserhead.
During this period, the variational principles have played an important and significant part as a unifying influence in pure and applied sciences and as a guide in the mathematical interpretation of many physical phenomena.
It's a far cry from two years ago, when the Obama presidential campaign had a unifying influence on the entire party.
Unifying morality's influence on non-moral judgments: The relevance of alternative possibilities.
These measures vary widely across several important domains but a unifying theme is the influence that Lawton's model of QOL in dementia [ 3- 5] had on conceptualization of QOL.
Taken as a whole, the results for birthweight, parental age, and birth order from the present study do not support the estrogen exposure hypothesis as a unifying theory for prenatal influence on adult breast cancer.
Although the CIs are wide, these results lend support to the possibility that the prenatal period is important for subsequent breast cancer risk, but they do not support the estrogen hypothesis as a unifying theory for the influence of this period.
The case is made for a more nuanced appreciation of the way cultural and organisational influences prevent more unifying forms of problem analysis, and I go on to make a case for more and different allegiances.
