Sentence examples for more enduring influences from inspiring English sources

Others, previously unknown to me (Alan Moorehead, Michael Arlen, Joseph Mitchell), proved to be more enduring influences.

There is no argument that Eric Harrison has exerted the more enduring influence.

But what Mr. Bernanke did after the crisis may prove to have even more enduring influence.

Schulhoff's Dada phase was temporary, but the more enduring influence from that period was American jazz, which the composer first heard on recordings owned by the painter George Grosz.

Anderssen has had a more enduring influence on chess problem composition.

The fixation in the Bush years on the Chicago-Cambridge-Washington axis of Straussianism obscured a more enduring line of influence, which is only now getting the attention it deserves.

But both Moore and Russell had more of an enduring influence on the course of analytic philosophy than the American New Realists, but also reveal the continuing impulse to idealism in spite of their own efforts, so we will focus on them.

While the contribution of stress to UC was probably overestimated and the identification of dietary triggers has proven elusive, some environmental influences have proven more enduring, such as cigarette smoking, exposure to enteric infection and, possibly, a history of appendectomy [ 6, 7].

Its influence has been much more enduring than that of Christianity.Next in our special report on the Pacific Age: Economic integration: The flying factory (3/9).

Thus, changes within the content of concrete levels of identification occur on short-term scales and are more visible to observers, whereas changes within the content of abstract levels of identification take longer, are less frequent and are less visible but have more enduring impact for the individual because they influence the setting of all the subordinate levels of the hierarchy.

It is possible that transient environmental exposure such as mode of delivery causes short-lived epigenetic changes, while persistent environmental influences during a time of high developmental plasticity in utero, cause more enduring effects.