Sentence examples for for its affecting from inspiring English sources

Archie Roach's debut solo album Charcoal Lane, co-produced by Paul Kelly and Steve Connolly in 1990, was celebrated for its affecting songwriting and broaching the struggles of contemporary Indigenous Australians.

Will win: "Shok," the first Kosovo Oscar nominee, gets the edge for its affecting tale of friendship between two Kosovan boys and their awful encounters with Serbian troops.

The purpose of our study was to assess the cost-effectiveness of lumbar disc herniation surgery after accounting for its affect on worker productivity.

The Chr X QTL also was analyzed for its affect on plasma lipid values in the context of Cq1 (nearest marker = rs13476229) by comparing the average lipid values for mice when considering only the genotype at rs13476229 vs. mice when considering both the genotype at Chr 1: rs13476229 and Chr X: rs1348483831.

This study aimed to investigate the utilization of free adult preventive health care for physically disabled people and its' affecting factors.

This trend was particularly clear for 454 and it affected its intersections with Fosmid and with Shotgun in the same way.

Though the faulty "Jihadists" terminology will remain prominent in the West for the time being, its affect can be counteracted by a rhetorical and political strategy that wages a Jihad of its own.

In the current study, we treated mouse fibroblasts with 250 ng/mL of recombinant Wnt3a for 72 hours and examined its affect on cell morphology and function.

As per the Psychoactive Substances Act, as repeated in the item's description, "It is a criminal offence to supply a psychoactive substance to another person if you are aware, or you are reckless as to whether the substance is likely to be consumed by the person to whom it is supplied (or by some other person) for its psychoactive affects".

The herb, kava, used in NOVOCAINE has been used for its calming affect in the Polynesian Islands for more than 3,000 years.

Notwithstanding low incidence rates in most industrialized countries, IMD remains a serious public health problem because of its predilection for affecting young persons and its ≈10% death rate despite antimicrobial drug treatment.