Sentence examples for influenced not just from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, we are being influenced not just in the types of food that we eat, but how we cook and eat that food.

Clark influenced not just younger generations for songs that had the storytelling gravity of a serious novelist, but he also raised the artistic stakes for his peers.

Which, furthermore, left him swinging in a rather grave and hazardous position, influenced not just by the fair and graceful winds of heaven, but by a forked-tongued, red-hoofed, south-to-north blown breeze.

Quantifying this risk is difficult since loan losses are influenced not just by interest rates but also by economic growth and employment, both of which would need to improve for central bankers to dial back their interventions.

Cuthbert says: "The restrictive bathing costumes of the time mirrored day wear, with its corsetry and voluminous skirts, so Kellerman influenced not just swimwear, but the whole way that women behaved.

But some hospitals are worried that assessments from patients like Ms. Schwartz can be influenced not just by the quality of their care, but also by amenities like single rooms, renovated units and tasty food.

"You see Muslim, Jewish and Gypsy influences, not just Spanish".

The result could influence not just the control, but the character of the Senate.

Nurses will be able to influence not just the quality of nursing but the quality of the whole hospital.

I knew what I did and said in the next days and weeks would influence not just Bill's future and mine, but also America's".

As a result, the new standards may eventually influence not just how much capital a firm devotes to a particular business but whether or not to stay in it.