Sentence examples for influence that lead from inspiring English sources

The influence that lead contamination has on the evaporation rate is much smaller and at 40 atomic percentage lead the evaporation rate is still more than 95% of its original value.

Cameron listed Robert A. Heinlein's novel Starship Troopers as a major influence that lead to the incorporation of various themes and phrases, such as the terms "the drop" and "bug hunt", as well as the cargo-loader exoskeleton.

Forty-one years later, after she married Tony Bennett, in 2007, Susan explained to a reporter, "It was a prenatal influence that led me to him".

Surely it is in no small part their influence that led to the coalition setting up an inquiry into the RET, headed by climate change sceptic Dick Warburton.

It is this extensive web of power and influence that led Arianna Huffington to dub him "the dark wizard of the right's anti-tax cult".

Ernst claimed it was Charles's influence that led to the University of Exeter closing his own department and forcing him into early retirement in 2011, a claim that was always denied.

Huggins bristles at redemption themes, but after a heart attack and an embarrassing incident of driving under the influence that led to his departure from Cincinnati, his first return trip to the Final Four since 1992 certainly stands out.

Indeed, it was fear of the city's political influence that led France to deny Paris a mayor of its own from 1794 to 1977 (except for brief interludes in 1848 and 1870).

It is just the environmental influence that leads early damage of asphalt pavements.

The main goals are to set up a sequence stratigraphy model of the postglacial sedimentary bodies of the Rhône delta plain and to evaluate the relative importance and influence of the main controlling factors and processes (subsidence, eustasy, sediment yield, climate, anthropic influence) that led to their formation.

A second annulment was now a real possibility, although it is commonly believed that it was Cromwell's anti-Boleyn influence that led opponents to look for a way of having her executed.