In the bars and restaurants of Davos, those spheres of broadening influence were evident last week.
His broadening influence also feels oppressive to an array of indigenous politicians struggling to emerge from his shadow.
Her marriage in November 1947 brought her besides an obvious happiness which touched and delighted the people of this country an invaluable broadening influence.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, July 29 , 1944P. 13 Note on the Broadening Influence of Travel: Private William Saroyan, now stationed in London, recently told a newspaper interviewer that George Bernard Shaw is "the most irresponsible writer in the world," and that Sean O'Casey is "the best playwright in the world, bar none".
Note on the Broadening Influence of Travel: Private William Saroyan, now stationed in London, recently told a newspaper interviewer that George Bernard Shaw is "the most irresponsible writer in the world," and that Sean O'Casey is "the best playwright in the world, bar none".
As a consequence, we expect them to have a broadening influence, and, further, that they will be useful to other professions than those principally occupied with fluid mechanics, for instance, medicine, oceanography, acoustics, and architecture.
And since line broadening influences the quality of the fit of the corresponding signal, these effects have been expected.
Broadening its influence, the retirees also communicate with Verizon's largest institutional shareholders and pension funds.
And as we saw last week with the hostage crisis in Algeria, Islamic extremists seem to be broadening their influence in northern Africa.
As well, nurse's role as largely institutionally confined limits them to supporting patients in their vulnerable states rather than broadening their influence on the development of national policy, foreign policy, labour policy, economic affairs, international peace efforts, and the like.
