Sentence examples for a second influence from inspiring English sources

A second influence was France, which introduced flat-rate family allowances for all children of employed persons in its African colonies a system also introduced in some Latin-American countries (e.g., Bolivia, Brazil, and Chile).

(T, 146,150) The wise, in contrast, take care to survey the broadest possible range of experience, allowing a "second influence of general rules" to supplant the first.

A second influence on Durkheim's view of society beyond Comte's positivism was the epistemological outlook called social realism.

A second influence of pH is found in the gradual increase of ELP yield with rising pH.

A second influencing factor might be the variety of resources historically available to assist UCSF students as they explore careers beyond academic research.

I was glad to see Steven Pinker include genes, environment and chance in his catalog of influences on the self but struck by his offhanded dismissal of a fourth influence that I would also include: free will.

A third influence — one she insisted was positive — was being held in internment camps with her family during the war, a fate that befell 120,000 Japanese-Americans, roupded up by the federal government for fear that they might aid the enemy.

A third influence was Mediterranean art, which became an important artistic ingredient after St. Augustine's mission arrived from Rome with many manuscripts and other art objects to use in converting the Saxons.

The coupling of aging and water ingress in polymer-composites is not a trivial subject and is a very slow process, but as a consequence of clean energy technology concerns, there is an ever growing impetus towards the research of exacerbated rates of water aging by the integration of a third influence, heat.

A third influence on the relationship between malpractice litigation risk and physician behavior is personalized responsibility.

An unconventional education was a second significant influence in Page's life.