Sentence examples for unifying element in from inspiring English sources

Thus, unlike in Myanmar, language actually has been a unifying element in the country.

Chopped sage is the unifying element in the diced apples, roasted endive, pork stock and apple cider served there with a seared pork chop.

The urban focus of politics and economic life inherited from the Romans continued and expanded in the early Middle Ages and was the unifying element in the development of Italy's regions.

The team, the sole unifying element in a country riven by war and ceaseless ethnic violence, won the hearts of fans in Iraq and around the world by winning the Asian Cup last July, as chronicled in these posts from the Times soccer blog.

In another case, the French banks BNP and Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas (Paribas) used sponsorship of the French Tennis Federation as a unifying element in employee communications to promote acceptance of their postmerger identity and to describe the new company's future direction.

The Kennedy administration used its newly won leverage to urge Nehru to settle his quarrel with Pakistan, but the negotiations failed to overcome Hindu Muslim antipathy and the fact that the conflict was a unifying element in the domestic politics of both countries.

His theoretical and practical reliance on mathematics (which he considered to be the basic, unifying element of all science) was an important step in the early development of modern scientific method.

In their excellent book "Full Steam Ahead," Ken Blanchard and Jesse Lyn Stoner identify the core unifying element of organizations, whether those be individual people, teams, or companies: vision.

Another, more general, unifying element of this kind is Holton's notion of themata.

In this second picture, the three, with Mr. Clinton replacing his daughter as the central unifying element, are striding purposefully forward, hand in hand, bearing a confidence and a New York polish.

In this paper we focus on providing an overview of the latest emerging research that attempts to unify elements of these three fields: intestinal epithelial barrier, microbiome, and dietary intake specifically, how these interact and modulate one another.