Sentence examples for feeding back into from inspiring English sources

The crisis of confidence gnawing at world markets is already feeding back into slower growth.

This internet-fuelled animation boom is feeding back into the film industry – with interesting results.

But now, in a process of barely credible technological sorcery, those software tools are feeding back into real life.

Virtuous circles, whereby investment in health and roads leads to better educational outcomes – and more women's empowerment, feeding back into health – doubtless exist.

"Heroes", supposedly inspired by a young couple kissing against the backdrop of the Berlin Wall which Bowie had spied upon from a window at Kreuzberg's Hansa recording studio, ended up feeding back into the city's own folklore.

And that drumming-like approach to the keyboard is always ready to burst free, one hand darting to the top of the keyboard and trickling down, dazzlingly, before feeding back into the chords chugging away below.

"And all that feeds back into emissions".

The tritons are then fed back into the plasma.

That communal spirit feeds back into the political process.

Now its own beleaguered history has fed back into that.

The single-issue approach also feeds back into screening.