Sentence examples for critically shapes from inspiring English sources
The recent history of the conflict in Northern Ireland still critically shapes their reception, particularly in mainstream media.
But this work is of immense interest in itself, as Philip Pettit shows in Made with Words, and it critically shapes Hobbes's political philosophy.
Several studies have shown that HR signaling critically shapes the T cell repertoire by modulation of DC effects on T helper (Th) cell polarization.
And tellingly, the BBC was founded and critically shaped by a young Scot of vision, a can-do engineer, a curmudgeonly son of the manse, John Reith.
To induce such mechanisms in supersonic inflows, the fuel injectors should be critically shaped incurring less flow losses.
Yet I think that this belief plays an extremely important role in our lives, quietly but critically shaping our values, commitments and sense of what is worth doing.
If business schools asked their graduates two, five, and ten years after graduation, "How well did our program prepare you?", I think the answers could critically shape the course of management education in the future.
The diversity of priorities and differing awareness of sustainable practices among stakeholders in the architecture, engineering and construction industry is critically shaping the adoption of green technology, and the rate at which the industry is shifting towards more sustainable practices.
What desires the child ends up having are critically shaped by others' responses to its original impulsive activity, by the results that others permit crying to achieve.
The result will be critically shaped by which "likely voters" become "actual voters".
Overall, these studies suggest that the onset of pubertal kisspeptin expression is not dependent on reproductive hormones, but that gonadal sex steroids critically shape the hypothalamic kisspeptin neuronal subpopulations to make distinct contributions to the activation and control of the reproductive hormone cascade at the time of puberty.
