Sentence examples for lead culture from inspiring English sources

We thought that would lead culture in the other direction, but it didn't," he said.

AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA Dennis Russell Davies returns to the orchestra he founded to lead "Culture Shock," a program in which stylistic boundaries move from porous to nonexistent.

In the area of immigration policies it was shown that even though Germany evolved from an ethno-centrist state to a country of immigration with open borders it has continued to promote essentialist notions of German lead culture (i.e. subscribe to the Christian roots of European civilization).

Today, there are 85 ambassadors from each major territory to lead Culture of Good events and coordination, as well as identify new ideas.

These are the new breed of fine artist, the ones who mark new trends in authenticity, vision and who recognize that art is a responsibility to speak out and lead culture forward.

It's about how to lead joyfully in life, and also to lead cultures in your company to drive great results.

As the material for culturing bacteria in the present study was obtained in a precise way, positive lead cultures were considered as an important major criterion of LDIE.

The current ESC guidelines on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of infective endocarditis propose that positive lead cultures can be used as a sign of LDIE only when the leads were removed in the absence of pocket infection [ 21].

As LDIE is a specific variation of infective endocarditis associated with the presence of leads colonized by the pathogens, it appears justified to modify Duke criteria and take into account positive lead cultures in the diagnosis of the complication.

She believes that whereas in the past advertising was more TV-dominated, and led culture, now the relationship is more symbiotic.

"Regeneration led by culture and cultural projects can be the most successful and durable, stimulating a new creative economy.