Sentence examples for influence on relationships from inspiring English sources

Its vision of emerging capitalist fervor in the Communist country and its profound influence on relationships raises deeper questions about money and sex.

Of all the areas of life that computer and communications technology seems to be impacting the most is its influence on relationships.

The main issues raised during the seminar are represented by prejudice and its influence on relationships.

Thus 'preventative disclosure' [ 10], as it is termed, may have a positive influence on relationships by increasing awareness and reducing misperceptions.

Home and Family, which included household characteristics, family life satisfaction, disease influence on relationships, roles and responsibilities, degree of dependence on family, economic situation, household income and expenditure, and strategies to offset the impact.

The theory of parent/child attachment is interesting in this context, because it suggests that disruption to this relationship because of separation, illness or death can have an influence on relationships and behaviour in adult life, depending on the security of the original attachment [ 25].

Both of CVD SiC coating and heat treatment studied in this paper have no influence on relationship between damping behavior of C/SiC composites and frequency.

In their study on service quality and relationship quality, Chang and Chang (2011) [ 21] and Wong and Sohal (2003) [ 22] have pointed out that service quality has positive, significant influence on relationship quality (trust, satisfaction, and commitment).

In contrast to the studies in Kenyan sites, Chiang Mai, and San Francisco, a qualitative study on serodiscordant couples who participated in the Partners PrEP study in Ugandan sites found that PrEP had a positive influence on relationship dynamics.

One hundred and forty-three FDs responded to the question about their influence on relationship problems in their patients' families, 83 (58%) of them were of the opinion that they were able to modify these problems.

Kurdek (1998, 2008) also theorizes about the way in which expressiveness exerts its positive influence on relationship satisfaction by motivating partners to engage in affectionate behaviour, therefore the relationships of lesbian partners might benefit from a 'double dose' of a relatively high level of expressiveness.