Sentence examples for may influence children from inspiring English sources

In 2013, Russia passed a controversial law which banned "gay propaganda" - meaning any public speeches, writing or demonstrations which equates gay relationships to straight ones because it may "influence children".

According to this rationale, parents may influence children's choices and either encourage or discourage their leaving.

The processes and conditions through which parents may influence children's physical activity have not been identified.

Neighbourhood type may influence children's school travel modes; however, few qualitative studies have examined children's experiences of school travel across neighbourhood types.

In addition, other behavioral factors may influence children's food intake, especially the family food environment, feeding practices adopted in relation to breastfeeding, and weaning age (Blissett & Fogel, 2013).

"People have hypothesized that the attention that is needed to do well with computer games and activities may be different than the kind of attention needed to do well in school, and all this screen time may influence children to not be as attentive as they need to be in school".

A central tenet of ecological systems theory (Bronfenbrenner 1989) is that processes within settings may influence child developmental outcomes.

Moreover, as contextual factors may influence child adjustment, it is important to control for potential confounders, such as divorce, and other demographic variables.

This study provides evidence that prenatal exposure to environmental PAH at levels encountered in the air of New York City may influence child behavior.

Additionally, our findings are restricted to the ways in which fathers may influence child PA and offer little insight into fathers' influence on the intensity of their child's PA, therefore we cannot ascertain whether fathers are having a direct or indirect impact on children's MVPA.

While the censuses have limited numbers of variables, each child record, derived from self-reported information given by the household head, consisted of age at time of death, and whether a child was alive or dead at the time of census, as well as other covariates which may influence child mortality.