Sentence examples for back to influence from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he is too far back to influence your decision.

So far this has just involved testing the software, says Mr Wittasek; the results have not been fed back to influence the buildings' design.

For the culture as a whole, the guides are yet another way that public opinion, once it has been measured and disseminated, is now doubling back to influence the public itself.

However, individual b's decision cannot go back to influence individual a's decision in the same round.

The distinction is critical because biases produce effects at the aggregate level that then feed back to influence individual behavior.

We suggest that genetic heterogeneity within UCPs may directly affect oxidative stress that feeds back to influence the fine balance of telomere regulation and cell cycle regulation.

There was a TV show called Hell On Wheels that we were asked to do some music for and we had to revert back to influences that were around the eighteen hundreds when the show was set.

After the early 1980s' unsuccessful trend to create more "food friendly" wines, with less ripeness and less oak influence, winemakers' focus shifted back to oak influence, but producers were more inclined to limit and lighten the use of oak barrels, with many turning to French oak or a combination of new and older oak barrels.

"All of this goes back to political influence on a money level, which is unfortunate".

Further work by Ian Gotlib and his colleagues shows that these memories feed back to further influence your mood state.

(Some trace this back to the influence of Ayn Rand on conservative political and economic figures such as Ronald Reagan and Alan Greenspan.