Sentence examples for wider influence of from inspiring English sources

They often reference the wider influence of Moorish architecture, with lattice sliding screens or patterned floor tiles.

The demonstration — winding as it did through Taksim, a thoroughly Westernized area — could also be read as a symbol of the acceptance of the wider influence of Islam on Turkish society.

He was using fake news as an epithet, directed at a reporter who had asked about Senator John McCain's admonition about the wider influence of "alt-right" forces, which McCain had connected to the "Unite the Right" rally that, with its white-nationalist and neo-Nazi displays, had set off a weekend of violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.

In any case, a wider influence of Avicenna's philosophy on Medieval Judaic thought appeared after 1150.

My hope, however, is that over time the wider influence of gaming will increase the expectations bar.

Effects are compared to ungrazed exclosures which allowed the wider influence of waterlogging to be separated from disturbance through tree felling and herbivory.

The promotion of condoms for STI prevention alone fails to consider the wider influences of partners and young women's negative experiences of the method.

This alone may not be enough to increase condom use and improve the sexual health of young women (and young men) because it fails to consider the wider influences of their negative experiences.

Finally, we need to account for wider influences of different health system structures (centralised tax based versus disaggregated 'market' systems) and how these shape use of evidence and, ultimately, innovation uptake.

Schools in California and Detroit provide the only serious competition to the world-wide influence of the RCA.

Dr. Colton said he was sometimes amazed at the wide influence of the big textbook he wrote with Dr. Palmer.