Dr. King was a Christian minister whose ideas about equality and social justice were crucially affected by his faith; those ideas were just as crucially affected by Gandhi and, for that matter, as J. Edgar Hoover would have pointed out, by the Communists in King's entourage.
Those old stand-bys, the US markets and Commons divisions, were offered again: as if coverage of these is crucially affected by the later hour more than two or three times a year.
Oliver's mother, Georgia, and his father, both born in the 1920s, were crucially affected by the rise of Hitler (she's half-Jewish and was brought to the States as a refugee in the 1930s; he saw active service in the US Marines during the war) and they were married in 1955, during the Eisenhower era.
In all traditions, the course of doctrinal development is crucially affected by the occasional emergence of profound and powerful thinkers who have gathered up scattered elements in their various traditions in freshly relevant syntheses, altering thereby the subsequent history of that tradition.
In "Hour of Lead," for example, there's a shock of recognition as we realize that the brother, Tom, who is being remembered by an old woman, Amelia, is the soldier whose death the twins heard recounted in detail in the earlier story, and that Tom's friend Hugh, with whom Amelia later falls in love, is the same person who so crucially affected the twins' lives.
We emphasize that the percolation threshold is crucially affected by hydrodynamic interactions.
One key criterion is the realism of crucial assumptions: assumptions that crucially affect the picture of the economy you are trying to understand.
As the row over the bank job showed, nationality crucially affects top posts; Mr Delors's proposal finesses this.
In debates that crucially affect the wellbeing of the world, ideas and beliefs should be open to tough challenge and hard discussion.
In this post, I'll catch you up on the new laws passed in the last two weeks that crucially affect how the new constitutional order works.
The fate of that continent crucially affects the fate of the planet, and according to scientists at the British Antarctic Survey it is already being affected by global warming.
