Sentence examples for enhancing the influence from inspiring English sources

The perceived failure of this approach discredited non-intervention, and ended up enhancing the influence of Mellon's successors.

Among the consequences of this early date are low turnout (31percentt), with all that that implies for enhancing the influence of small, very active fringe groups, and the promise of an interminable further campaign.

The research synthesizes the results into the basis for measuring these performance boundaries as a best practice in the context where architects must gauge multiple design concepts with varying complexity coupled with performance objectives through EEPFD, thereby enhancing the influence of energy performance feedback on the early stage design process.

Third, the UDRP might be made more cosmopolitan, enhancing the influence of a diverse array of national laws and legal institutions and generating new modes of interaction among national and non-national legal systems.

Alternatively, a computationally efficient approach is based on the concept of enhancing the influence measure by the number of mutations observed in each of these genes.

Insulin resistance has also been shown to cause vasoconstriction and impair the supply of nutrients to the hair follicles of the scalp, as well as enhancing the influence of dihydro-testosterone (DHT) on follicular miniaturisation.

Some Democrats say the election outcome enhanced the influence of Fox News and personalities like Mr. Limbaugh.

There had to be room for a subtler style of reporting, one that greatly enhanced the influence and judgment of the reporter on the ground.

Others complain the reform enhances the influence on national politics of Italy's often corrupt regional governments.

This action provoked a resurgence of opposition among the old aristocracy but enhanced the influence of Fouché.

Applying an external electric field partially aligns the otherwise randomly oriented dipole moments and greatly enhances the influence of the field on the index of refraction.