Sentence examples for which feeds back from inspiring English sources

Swainston says: "Writers have to have something as well as writing, something which feeds back into their work and makes it meaningful".

The hope is that strong stage productions revitalise dormant filmed material with the energy of daily performance – which feeds back into the brand.

There is a virtuous circle: students from prestigious schools earn more; prestigious schools attract the best faculty; the best faculty have more of their research published; which feeds back into the reputation of the school.

For Bindel, gender is entirely a social construct – a common view, but she seems keen to deny any effect biology might have, which feeds back into her denial of any organic explanations for homosexuality.

OpenSignal, a crowdsourcing app which feeds back data about signal strength in various location, has suddenly seen a rash of bad reviews, says James Robinson, the company's chief technology officer.

A novel extended state observer, which feeds back the output estimation error via both nonlinear and switching terms, is put forward for the first time in this paper.

Real economy troubles fed back to housing markets, which fed back to consumption.

Then, weakening NGDP fed back into a sinking housing sector and imploding financial markets, which fed back into NGDP.I'm not at all suggesting that the recent dollar rise is a sign we are on the doorstep of Great Recession 2.0.

Key geological storage properties (pressure, temperature, depth and permeability) can affect injectivity and lead to variations in CO2 flow, which feed back into the pipeline transportation system.

These characteristics alter land atmosphere exchanges of heat, water, carbon dioxide and other trace gases, which feed back to the climate at multiple scales.

But again, it depends on the feedback effects because as one thing collapses, that causes other things, which feed back into property prices and so on.