Sentence examples for as the primary influence from inspiring English sources

She cited Robert Ludlum's "Bourne Identity" as the primary influence on her new novel, "The Informationist".

However, C storage rates will vary across landscapes according to soil conditions, with texture as the primary influence.

Instead, foreign-language cinema is often reflexively invoked as the primary influence, which partly speaks to anxieties and prejudices about no-nothing Americans learning culture from Europeans.

Cave has hailed the Bristol band – who almost singlehandedly effected the transition from punk to postpunk and have just released their first album for 35 years – as the primary influence on the Birthday Party.

Keynesian principles fared increasingly poorly on the practical side of economics – by 1979 they had been displaced by Monetarism as the primary influence on Anglo-American economic policy.

He frequently cited Harold Gray of Little Orphan Annie as the primary influence on the drawing style of Louis Riel restrained artwork which avoids extreme closeups, and blank-eyed characters with large bodies, small heads, and oversized noses.

He is also credited with establishing the tradition of group improvisation, as well as being the primary influence on the young Louis Armstrong.

The peak temperature served as the primary influencing factor; meanwhile, the cooling rate and holding time also influenced the strength reduction, which influencing extents were related to the steel type.

Jared Diamond (in "Guns, Germs, and Steel") sees geography and environment as the primary influences on the development of Western technology and power; David S. Landes (in "The Wealth and Poverty of Nations") argues that differences in cultural values and social organization made the difference.

Participants who had become more accepting of evolution often cited evidence, but were more likely to list having become "more open-minded" as the primary influencing factor.

This was found to be true, lately, in Wiles (2014) with students in Arkansas, as well, who reported the degree of "open-mindedness" as the primary influencing factor for accepting or rejecting evolution (Wiles 2014).