Sentence examples for strong bearing from inspiring English sources

The success or failure of OTT messaging services also has a strong bearing on national security issues worldwide.

In that case, the Indian vote, which generally accounts for 3 to 4percentt of the turnout, could have a strong bearing on the outcome.

This is only a small taste of Mahonri Young's rich background, which no doubt had a strong bearing on his art.

Underlying that political debate are a welter of complex and ideologically charged economic policy issues that have a strong bearing on the government's fiscal health and the nation's chances of extending its long run of prosperity.

The issue was one of those that had had a strong bearing on the President's promise to bring the country together; the division "between black and white" had always been included in the litany of the nation's divisions.

Courtois also said the conduct of English and German fans in the Low Countries next summer could have a strong bearing on the two countries' prospects of hosting the World Cup in 2006.

Based on these results, PLLA patterned membranes may directly improve the guidance of neurite extension and thereby enhancing their orientation with a consequently highly ordered neuronal cell matrix, which may have strong bearings on the elucidation of regeneration mechanisms.

First, it might be argued that personality factors may simply have a stronger bearing on subjective outcomes because they operate within the same domain of psychological processes.

This suggests that measures of functional/health status may have a stronger bearing on treatment decision making than co-morbidity for older breast cancer patients.

The team quickly found the answer: re-calculating the bearing loads showed that we needed stronger bearings.

It was a strong moral bearing, solidarity and unity which helped our ancestors overcome difficulties and win victories for the glory of the fatherland, making it stronger and greater with each generation," Putin said at the unveiling.