Sentence examples for more directly influenced from inspiring English sources

More directly influenced by Romanticism, as by German thought, was Thomas Carlyle.

Johnson himself was more directly influenced by the geometric simplifications of Minimal sculpture — in his John F. Kennedy Memorial, in Dallas, for instance, and his Art Museum of South Texas, in Corpus Christi.

On public health, alcohol policy could have been more directly influenced by taxation, rather than minimum unit pricing, but the most important thing for public health is to give people control over their lives, to make more informed decisions and give people a sense of the future.

It should, therefore, include consideration of strength, stability and endurance, besides those factors more directly influenced by waves.

Because these processes involve gaseous exchange with the atmosphere, they are more directly influenced by the local microstructure.

Bioturbation distance depended on changes in benthic community structure, while the other three attributes were more directly influenced by seasonality in food availability.

But in no sport can devotees more directly influence the outcome than at a PGA Tour event.

It is their values and political views that more directly influence their attitudes about climate change and how to respond to it.

And I thought, wouldn't it be neat, wouldn't it be an interesting challenge, to be able to more directly influence a culture, and create a culture?

It was for, he wrote, "a modern method of allowing those who interact with and rely on government agencies to provide feedback and more directly influence the process of government reform".

Two genes we have identified appear most likely to more directly influence membrane dynamics.