Sentence examples for influence reinforced from inspiring English sources

The first great event was his encounter with Jean Vitrier, who became a spiritual guide at a time when Erasmus was spiritually troubled, and whose influence reinforced a tendency to conceive religion as a personal and inward experience.

All this outside money and influence reinforces the idea of small, northernly Maine as a pawn in a larger, national political reckoning.

It is designed to influence, reinforce, and change behaviors, concepts, and attitudes in learners.

This illustrates that the domains of influence reinforce one another, and that cultivating change in both people- and place-based fields of influence enhances the odds of achieving population-based health gains.

Although mothers' ability to remain quit or maintain reductions in this traditional parenting subgroup supports literature documenting how women's partners' smoking status influences their ability to remain quit [ 10], gender influences reinforced by a traditional parenting style also appeared to play a key role.

Modisakeng's belief that Johannesburg now exists as a "confluence of otherwise removed cultural influences," reinforces the significance of places like Newtown for the city in providing an "environment with various cultures converging in one place".

Acceptance in other health disciplines of the attitudes of the dominant paradigm and limited options for research and training in alternatives to the orthodoxy became major influences reinforcing orthodox beliefs about health research.

These conversations had a number of influences: reinforcing their own explanations of the symptoms; reinforcing their concerns and decision to seek help; prompting concern and a decision to seek help or challenging their concerns and so delay help-seeking.

Political activity by organized interests, which spend huge sums outside campaigns on policy influence, reinforces unequal voice.

Based on the elements just presented, the conceptual framework of our study posits that overall Québec's healthcare reform induced PHC organizational changes and that this influence was reinforced or deterred by contextual characteristics of local networks, as well as by influences exerted within the local networks by HSSCs, professional organizations and other PHC organizations [ 24].

This influence was reinforced by an indirect, though nonetheless profound, Islamic propaganda.