Sentence examples for shaped by which from inspiring English sources

It is important to understand both, because our views about government policies and existing inequalities are shaped by which of the two schools of thought one believes provides a better description of reality.

The result will be critically shaped by which "likely voters" become "actual voters".

Unlike the other jurisdictions, which were determined by geography, the Central Jurisdiction was shaped by race, which resulted in a segregated organizational structure and kept white and black Methodists apart.

The Knut story was also shaped by tragedy, which made it more compelling to those drawn in.

Politics and diplomacy have a long track record of being shaped by events, which open or close windows of political possibility.

If politics shaped poetry in the last quarter of the 20th century then the last decade's poetry boom has been shaped by economics, which has been reflected in the subject, tone and presentation of the new breed of poets.

But what makes this merger unusual is that it is being led and shaped by Glencore, which was once a mere trading company located somewhere in the middle of the supply chain between actual producers and consumers.

AS it does every now and then, New York City settled yesterday on a foreign policy that does not quite match the one shaped by Washington, which fancies itself as speaking for Americans on international affairs.

Preferences and attitudes of consumers may be shaped by education which supports in this way demand for innovation.

This indicates that chromosome level organisation has been shaped by events which are largely insensitive to repeat distribution.

The three predictors of intention (attitude, social norms and perceived behavior control) are interrelated and shaped by beliefs which are based on cultural transmission, observations, information, hearsay and last but not least experienced knowledge (Beedell and Rehman 2000).