Sentence examples for influence throughout its from inspiring English sources

This month's edition contains a look at the controversial owner of La Razón newspaper, a report on one of former dictator Francisco Franco's more brutal torturers, and some scurrilous gossip in a section called Off the Record.Among the inspirations for Mongolia were Private Eye in the UK and the French magazine Le Canard enchaîné, and you can see their influence throughout its pages.

This textbook draws on unconventional sources archeological sites, paintings, and fiction to argue that China remained open to outside influences throughout its long history.

Punic was influenced throughout its history by the Amazigh language and continued to be used by North African peasants until the 6th century ce.

However, the software industry has been significantly influenced throughout its development by the specific system of innovation which these policies fostered.

Although this neuronal classification system was abandoned by Freud soon after its conception, the ideas that inspired it remained a source of influence throughout his work.

Germany used Qingdao as a base from which to extend its commercial influence throughout the peninsula; it developed coal mines and constructed a railway (1905) from Qingdao to Jinan.

They range from its ideological desire to spread its influence throughout the Arab world — part of the so-called Shiite revival — to its connection to the people and holy sites of Iraq.

Saudi Arabia spread its influence throughout the Islamic world in part by financing the efforts of its ultra-conservative Wahhabi clergy to establish madrassas (religious academies) throughout the Islamic world.

"Most threatening of all," Rubio said, "we have seen Iran expand its influence throughout the Middle East, and threaten to annihilate Israel, as it moves closer to a nuclear weapon capability.

The sun exerts its influence throughout the solar system not just through the light and heat it emits, but also via an outwardly streaming flow of sub-atomic charged particles, called the solar wind.

Strongly influenced by the Chinese throughout its history, it was the chief focus of anti-French fighting after World War II.