Sentence examples for fundamental influences from inspiring English sources

"Site, climate and program are pretty fundamental influences on any architect," said John Belle of Beyer Blinder Belle.

There are also fundamental influences which involve more deep-seated policy, social and institutional factors which affect productivity in very general and indirect fashion.

Nevertheless, two fundamental influences can be recognized: assimilation/dissimilation (uptake, metabolism, wastes, death) and physical ecosystem engineering (non-assimilatory/dissimilatory, organismally-induced, structurally-mediated changes in energy and materials in the abiotic environment).

Such a feature is deemed to have fundamental influences on the attractiveness of a game to users [ 2].

Remuneration is one of the most fundamental influences on retention and redeployment of health workers to rural areas [ 65- 67].

The presence or absence of light is connected to a plethora of fundamental influences on the life of an organism such as the intensity of harmful UV-light as well as changes in humidity and temperature.

He was a fundamental influence, a staunch, passionate captain.

"He was the greatest architect of the 20th century," Gluckman says, "and a fundamental influence on my education".

Roman Catholic faith and mysticism had a fundamental influence on Messiaen, and his organ music reveals that in its most concentrated form.

A fundamental influence on this change was the shift in the British economy from manufacturing industry to international finance and, with it, the migration of wealth, prestige, fashion, and social status away from the provinces to London.

The head of the MA fashion course at Central Saint Martins and design director at Donna Karan for five years, she was a fundamental influence to a group of London designers who now form the capital's fashion establishment – Christopher Kane, Mary Katrantzou, Jonathan Saunders and Roksanda Ilincic.