Sentence examples for being dictated by a from inspiring English sources

I just needed a break and found a few flights, but at the same time I don't live my life being dictated by a bomb, if it was, or terrorists".

Being dictated by a logarithmic law, the dependency of Rth on h is rather weak.

As the Great Powers of Europe wreaked havoc on their weaker neighbors or on Asians, Africans and Latin Americans, they masked their own barbarism, at least in their own minds, as being dictated by a civilizational imperative.

The local action of PKA is dictated by A-kinase anchoring proteins (AKAPs) that impose spatial constraint by tethering this kinase in proximity to substrates (Wong and Scott, 2004).

As a generation whose lives are being dictated by an age of austerity, we cannot afford to allow our politics to stop at the ballot box.

The results may be unexpected and they are unlikely to be dictated by a political strategy.

So, right from the start, my treatment was dictated by a specialist.

This convoluted structure was dictated by a desire to control the cost to the government.

Which businesses can use it are dictated by a few broad rules.

Access to contraception shouldn't be dictated by a woman's employer".

Koons's recourse to an air of collegiality and aesthetic assault is dictated by a distinct vulnerability in his position.