Sentence examples for shaped by two forces from inspiring English sources

This question is shaped by two forces.

Performances always begin with Ms. Bejarano reading aloud from her autobiography, which tells the story of a life shaped by two forces: the Nazis and music.

Michael Porter claims that strategy is shaped by five forces, but we're hearing you talk about only one.

The debate, according to scout leaders and parents, was shaped by two great forces that have defined scouting for decades: The huge role played by churches in sponsoring scout troops, and the tradition of local control, which can differ greatly from urban downtowns to rural farm country.

Genome is shaped by two evolutionary forces: neutrality during demographic history and natural selection.

The point at which the Solar System ends and interstellar space begins is not precisely defined because its outer boundaries are shaped by two separate forces: the solar wind and the Sun's gravity.

This one has a particular form, because it was shaped by two important forces: We now know that this group has connections with global jihadist movements -- [including] the Shabaab in Somalia and Mali -- and this has all sorts of implications for the military capability of this particular group.

The thrust of Ferguson's argument is that the world is shaped by two distinct organisational forces: hierarchies and networks.

This ethos still lingers because the sprawling fitness culture that popularized the "bikini body" in the early 1960s before declaring it taboo in the 2010s is shaped by two powerful historical forces that have long been at odds: the beauty industry and the feminist movement.

The evolution and population differentiation in ticks, obligate blood-sucking ectoparasites of vertebrates, are shaped by two main driving forces: biogeographical vicariance and host association [ 23- 26].

These negotiations are shaped by three main forces: the United States, Britain and the euro zone, with Japan often siding with the euro zone.