Sentence examples for it is instilling from inspiring English sources

It is instilling a sense of crisis among employees by invoking the specter of intense competition from China.

His parents were also born in England, but with three out of four grandparents claiming allegiance to the old country, "it was instilled in my brother, sister and me that we were thoroughly Scottish... which was strange because it was a very English place".

It is instilled in students like Ms. Riel that the decline in mainstream media provides an opportunity.

As youth players in the United States, it is instilled in us to "know what to do with the ball before it gets to you".

Aiming to provide indications on how organizational pride can be fostered, prior research showed that it is instilled by factors such as favorable work conditions (Kraemer and Gouthier 2014), volunteer programs (Jones 2010), or an organization's positive external reputation (Cable and Turban 2003; Helm 2013).

On the eve of the vote, he accused Europe of indulging in terrorism, saying it was instilling fear in people in its bid to get Greece to acquiesce to "neoliberal dogmas".

You would assume that it was instilling, or reinforcing, or rebooting attitudes and beliefs that this hypothetical civilization regarded — maybe correctly, maybe just superstitiously — as vital to its functioning.

You would assume that it was instilling, or reinforcing, or rebooting attitudes and beliefs that this hypothetical civilization regarded maybe correctly, maybe just superstitiously as vital to its functioning.

"It's instilled in you early on".

Once it's instilled, it's there for life".

Rather, it's instilled into men from a young age.