Sentence examples for influences making from inspiring English sources

There was a grave danger, too, that war would occur before the influences making for peace had succeeded in substituting law for war, and a just international order for Imperialist exploitation.

The design of this imaginary city is marked by numerous architectural influences, making it both familiar, yet impossible to localize.

It starts out slowly (but surely) with acoustic guitar and country influences, making it perfect for listening to at the crack of dawn as you embark on a road trip.

The fact that the correlations were negative indicated that familial and local community influences making twins similar and contributing to greater education helped to control BMI, and the increasing strength of the correlations with level of education indicated that this was true to a greater degree when level of education was high than when it was low.

This study explored public perceptions around the terminology commonly used for health promotion in UK and other English language regions in relation to the concepts linking health, food and the diet, and examined demographic and social influences, making use of the wide variations found in Scottish urban settings.

However, there is increasing evidence that some associations between life course exposures and cardiovascular disease or its risk factors are epidemiological stage specific [ 16- 18], perhaps because of epigenetic influences, making evidence from non-western settings valuable for developing effective interventions.

What influences make up New Orleans's culture?

Around the market other international influences make themselves felt.

These influences make the replacement of anarchy with order - and pride - impossible.

"I put my heart and soul into it, but outside influences make it difficult," he said.

At least at the grass-roots level, he added, these outside influences make forecasting fertility changes difficult.