Sentence examples for a soft influence from inspiring English sources

A very low percentage of smokers referred that they stopped smoking at least one month due to the warnings (6.2%), so also there is a soft influence on the smokers habits, in particular 12.5%, that referred a reduction of the daily number of cigarettes smoked, and 8.2% do not smoke just waking up in the morning or after drinking a cup of coffee.

At a soirée a few nights later, she deploys soft influence on the hostess, Jeanette (the sturdy Blair Brown), who is the nominee for the chair of the Federal Reserve.

For China, the problem is that it is an emergent global hegemon but has not managed to articulate this into a "soft" cultural influence in the way the U.S. has so successfully managed to do.

In addition, it was observed that the flux ratio had soft influence on the separative resolution of two solutes.

Their soft influence is said to be 14 times that of their direct spend, therefore totalling close to $3 trillion a year globally.

The soft influences of popular culture and the need for fitting in with peers is driving many young Sikhs to shed Khalsa symbols such as the turban and beard.

In this work, PAMs are used to influence a soft elastomeric surface, allowing the formation of spatial curved profiles.

But Ms. Headland also has a soft spot for another influence: "I think of my plays a bit in the vein of Charles Schulz and Peanuts," she said, "which, if you read them closely, were super-existential".

That means you can change or influence a Soft Trend.

Ayatollah Khamenei and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have moved against the film industry as part of what they have called a "soft war" against Western influences in Iran.

In this work we investigated if fibrin matrix from clotted blood can act as a soft surrogate which nullifies the influence of the underlying stiff scaffold, thus promoting chondrogenesis irrespective of bulk scale scaffold stiffness.