Sentence examples for yet influencing from inspiring English sources

"In terms of value for money," he added, "Dr. Glantz's science was among the best, being cutting-edge and cost-effective, yet influencing the world.

However, all of them fail to consider the common scenario of viral marketing where companies hope to use as few seeds as possible yet influencing at least a certain number of users.

Physical Geography was influential in that "political and arbitrary divisions are disregarded" and "man himself is viewed but as a fellow-inhabitant of the globe with other created things, yet influencing them to a certain extent by his actions, and influenced in return".

Those mechanisms ("channels") are defined by local influence on certain subsystem without yet influencing the other subsystems (degrees of freedom) of the molecule.

Yet influences on Khan's choreography range from hip-hop and Kabuki to Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.

During the early 1950s and late 1960s, while Keys was investigating his hypothesis, the Mediterranean region was recovering from the effects of World War II but was not yet influenced by the rising trend of fast food.

A lot can still happen in 111 days to yet influence a political landscape that is so fragmented, and alter the outcome of a race that is so close.

"The New Communism matters not because of its intellectual merits but because it may yet influence layers of young Europeans in the context of an exhausted social democracy, austerity and a self-loathing intellectual culture," wrote Johnson.

Yet, influenced by pragmatism, those feminists tend not to construe the Other in as alienating and foreboding way as Kristeva does.

Yet, influenced by feminism and thinking this was one of its rules, she felt obliged to offer to pay her share.

We also conducted USV test on rSey2/+ female rat pups since they were not yet influenced by sexual cycles.