Sentence examples for be thought to influence from inspiring English sources
Individual capital The amount of education and other related skills the youth has acquired, (human capital), their economic resources, and the network of personal connections he/she has made (social capital) can be thought to influence entrepreneurial attitudes.
The House of Lords Code of Conduct, which says peers must show "selflessness", "openness" and "accountability", states they have to: Register all "relevant" interests, so they can "make clear what are the interests that might reasonably be thought to influence their parliamentary actions".
Our analysis suggests, incidentally, that gradients in chemical concentration (odour cues), which might conceivably be thought to influence the degree of common orientation, can also be excluded as a mechanism.
Although recorded crime may be thought to influence health status through perceived safety, the role of perceived safety as a mediator of this relationship has often been assumed rather than tested empirically.
The significantly shorter time from first medical contact to gastroscopy in the "drop in" group can also be thought to influence the course of the disease (prognosis and sick leave periods).
