Sentence examples for has come to influence from inspiring English sources
To be honest, I think that my reading for my job as series editor, a job that I've had for almost ten years now, has come to influence my writing less.
However, they discussed how ultrasound has come to influence the balancing of maternal and fetal well-being, both in obstetric care and in society in general.
But concepts from information theory, in this restricted sense, have come to influence our notions of "information" in the broader sense, where the word suggests significance and learning.
First, his critiques have come to influence and reflect mainstream opinion elsewhere in the world; and second, the radicalism of the Bush administration has laid bare many of the structural defects in American foreign policy, defects that Chomsky has long assailed.
His collage often incorporates nude self portraits in the form of Polaroid photographs, as well as cutouts of pornography, and images that reference artists that have come to influence his work over the years.
Furthermore, recognizing that Chomsky's "critiques have come to influence and reflect mainstream opinion elsewhere in the world," she concedes that Chomksy's analysis has a coherence that, for many, resolves much of the post-9/11 confusion and disillusionment stemming from the Bush administration's standard response to the question, "Why do they hate us?".
However, digital technologies have come to influence our ways of working and communicating, and created technology driven ways of teaching, learning and assessing (De Leng 2009).
It is alternatively possible that both genes might have come to influence both intraspecies and interspecies phenotypes as a consequence of gene pleiotropic effects.
The time has come to work together to influence decision makers and corporations to devise and enforce policies that will make these service jobs the good jobs of the 21st century.
