Sentence examples similar to discouraging influence from inspiring English sources

Disclosure of major contributions is obviously not enough to discourage influence-seekers.

The result is likely to have been monitored by British politicians, interested to see with the upcoming UK referendum battle about to play out, how the gut instinct of the voters can be tied to current European events, and how the particular phrasing of the question can discourage or influence how tied-in to the European project Britons want to be.

Bracketing the GAL-LBD fusion gene and the eGFP reporter are insulator elements that were introduced to discourage the influence of neighboring gene regulatory elements.

Within health systems there may not be strong perceived value given to community input, accountability systems may discourage external influence, and there may be inadequate mechanisms and motivation for co-ordination and supervision.

What they found was not only evidence that religion may exert a protective influence discouraging violent crime, but that there are also racial-ethnic differences in the role of faith communities.

The remark raised eyebrows over Trump's apparent willingness to violate long-standing norms discouraging presidents from influencing the outcome of impartial merger reviews.

Educating the people involved so that they will be more sensitive to some of the influences discouraging women from entering into those fields.

Leaders hoping to discourage future Japanese influence want to portray the war as a reflection of continuing Japanese imperialism.

The government can try to influence them by discouraging overeating.

Studies have found lower Finf in homes with central AC (Clark et al. 2010; Meng et al. 2009), which may influence Finf by discouraging window opening and/or by increasing PM deposition on filters or in air ducts (Howard-Reed et al. 2003).

While many participants spoke of family or friends supporting change, others reported not just a lack of support discouraging change but strong negative influences, from cultural 'norms' (viewing chips and chocolates as 'treats'treats