Sentence examples for combination cultural from inspiring English sources

Irwin S. Chanin, the ebullient architect/developer, proposed Central Park West's tallest structure, a 65-story "Palais de France," a combination cultural, trade, government and office structure devoted to French interests.

If the pattern of results from previous research, conducted on perception of static posed photographs of emotion, is to be reflected in the present study using natural dynamic stimuli, we would expect to see similarities in response patterns across cultures in combination with cultural variations in ratings of intensity.

Thus, the lower quality of life reported by the families interviewed in our study may be reflecting a combination of cultural (Hispanic culture may be associated with reports of lower quality of life independent of socioeconomic reasons) and socioeconomic determinants.

There is evidence to suggest a combination of cultural and environmental factors may limit the PA opportunities of ethnic minority children living in Western countries [ 14].

The executives' optimism is stoked by a combination of cultural forces.

A combination of cultural mistrust and divergent national interest means it isn't going to happen.

She knows why: "I think there is a combination of cultural expectation and institutional sexism".

The decline is often explained away by a combination of cultural shifts and economics.

The second was last year's Mountains of the Mind, a combination of cultural history and personal memoir by Robert Macfarlane.

Indeed, Austria's rich combination of cultural attractions and outdoor activities has made it a leading destination not only for students but for millions of foreign tourists.

"Hull saved my life," he says, on account of its combination of cultural history, available space to live and work, and sociability.