That type of exposure definitely plays a part in it.
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Economics plays a part in creating these problems, of course.
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As so often happens in India, poverty plays a part.
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But a shrinking and ageing population plays a part, too.
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Emotion always plays a part in how we view reality.
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Ideology plays a part -- but only up to a point.
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Distracted driving probably plays a part as well, researchers said.
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Also, power and dominance plays a part within the suit fetish.
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The price of housing plays a part in pushing up salaries.
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Politics plays a part: an election is due by next May.
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We live in a world where consumerism really plays a part.
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But while technology plays a part, we shouldn't overstate its role.
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" WHAT WORKED "The aurora borealis plays a part in this story.
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"Luther plays a part in this grim history," Brown said via email.
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Tell us how this plays a part in the way you dress.
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Do you think social media plays a part in that humanization, too?
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"Unfortunately the infidelity piece plays a part in this," said Kramer, 34.
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He plays a part: He's the politician who isn't afraid of dialogue.
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Deep religiosity rarely plays a part in the swing towards political jihad.
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Well, it's not the only reason but it definitely plays a part.
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It brings him joy to know he plays a part in that.
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The Mormon religion also plays a part in the state's start-up success.
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Everyone on Facebook plays a part in keeping the platform safe and respectful.
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Regulation also plays a part: a ban on overdraft fees inflates interest rates.
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"Brand name plays a part — that's true for wine regions too," Isle says.
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I like to think that flamenco somewhat plays a part in that, too.
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The squad's history in Afghanistan, and complicity in abuses there, plays a part.
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Anxiety and depression can also plays a part in loneliness — and vice versa.
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That requires policymakers and teachers to recognise that too much conformity plays a part.
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"The freeze-thaw cycle certainly plays a part in causing breaks," Mr. Sapienza said.
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Such behaviour plays a part in a third of all recorded assaults involving injuries.
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I'm very passionate about politics but specifically how equity and equality plays a part.
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That Brandon Flowers video where he wears a vest certainly plays a part though.
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Every single thing that's here, everyone in my family plays a part of it.
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Physicians' fears of litigation plays a part, as do patients' fantasies of perpetual life.
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Even the regressiveness of some of the plotlines plays a part in their popularity.
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"The history of portrait photography plays a part in piecing together American history," says Hunt.
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"I think the culture of Boston fandom plays a part in this," he told me.
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But beyond that, the dividend plays a part in basic financial planning for nearly every Alaskan.
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To restore and maintain a healthy environment of online education and engagement, everybody plays a part.
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"Unfortunately the infidelity piece plays a part in this," Kramer admitted just a few weeks later.
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But sexuality definitely plays a part, in a very organic way, like in the negotiation scene.
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While climate change is the primary cause of coral bleaching, human contact also plays a part.
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"The truth is that this is a social issue and everybody plays a part," he said.
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In the construction of an alternate national reality, fake drama, like fake news, plays a part.
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It is not just about money's growing influence in politics, though that plays a part, too.
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The rising popularity of small-batch, artisanal, and locally-made goods likely plays a part in that.
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Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that plays a part in many functions like mood, impulsivity, sleep, and regulation.
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An unceasing pining for the good old days plays a part, obviously, but it goes beyond that.
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Parrish Pugh, an official with the Alabama Department of Public Health, agrees that money plays a part.
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The changing climate also plays a part in his seasonal corn and soybean growth on the farm.
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Floor height plays a part in determining those fees; the high-rises range from 24 to 33 stories.
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"It's a hard thing to study," Gilliland says, but he believes that social media likely plays a part.
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There will be arguments over him being the best player, and team success plays a part in that.
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Admiration for the way their parents experienced music plays a part in vinyl purchases for young people too.
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Obviously what I read plays a part in how I feel, and I'm a huge Emidio Clementi fan.
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David Scott (D-GA) noted that race plays a part in discussions of food stamps and public assistance.
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You can't hammer away at the shutter's motor drive, so stealth often plays a part, as does positioning.
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Omotenashi, a philosophy of Japanese hospitality, which values a spirit of openness, plays a part in each treatment.
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"The freeze-thaw cycle certainly plays a part in causing breaks," said Mr. Sapienza, the environmental protection commissioner.
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That is, facial recognition should be held accountable if it plays a part in discriminating against protected groups.
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"Certainly anxiety over North Korea or Iran plays a part in the decision to build a shelter," Lynch said.
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With so many aspects of our industry ready to be made more inclusive, each of us plays a part.
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The number of House seats each state receives plays a part in determining each state's number of electoral votes.
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While age, particularly youth, plays a part, there are others reasons black progressivism is attracting more candidates and voters.
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They would send them to me, which, to me, plays a part in my mental state as an athlete.
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It seems the specter of Catholicism, often a major tenant of the Latinx identity, plays a part in the rift.
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Ipsos, another pollster, found that 38% of Kenyans could not name the American president, so perhaps ignorance plays a part.
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In this experiment, he uses volunteers to shed light on how authority and obedience plays a part in social experience.
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People in online financial groups believe the media plays a part in recessions by stirring up fears and economic anxiety.
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The history of police violence plays a part in this glittering paean to a polygender counterculture that's increasingly, victoriously mainstream.
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Her group plays a part in talks between government and providers about what will be covered (and for how much).
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If they do, you might have overlooked the singing, which plays a part in today's crossword puzzle by Jacob Stulberg.
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Her painful lived experience as a mixed-ethnicity child growing up in the 70s undeniably plays a part in that.
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Each component plays a part in spelling a word, and each happens in a different part of the brain's left hemisphere.
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Social media likely plays a part: the growing number of platforms where women can be subjected to unattainable — and unhealthy — standards.
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Siri plays a part too; the digital assistant can suggest publications that may interest you based on your Safari and app usage.
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Although nothing has been discovered yet, Dr. Marr says these cases have raised questions about whether or not environment plays a part.
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Your diet also plays a part in boosting HDL levels: Eating more fish and almonds can raise your HDL levels, for example.
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The LFSR also plays a part in generating the radical visualization, in tandem with other values controlling the drum and drone voices.
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"Though higher quality real state plays a part in higher productivity," there is still room for the stock to fall, Lejuez said.
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Support walking America is facing an epidemic of obesity and heart disease, and how we've built communities plays a part in that.
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My transness doesn't define me but it certainly plays a part in creating the loving, artistic, bubbly, and caring person I am.
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He pinpoints the pressures of being an athlete, but one can also infer that his blackness plays a part in it, too.
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In short, that gene plays a part in why you get jet lag, and why light has such a big effect on your sleep.
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That starts with computers and phones, but also your router and any other device that plays a part in your home Wi-Fi network.
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Nostalgia certainly plays a part in wanting to revisit The Oregon Trail, but so does my obsession with wanting to finally finish the game.
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And while Knightley knows exactly who he is and never plays a part, he must learn not to isolate himself in his own arrogance.
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By identifying the gene, she also found that it plays a part in other neurological disorders, providing a starting point to fighting the diseases.
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Political science data tends to support the politicians rather than the justices when it comes to whether politics plays a part in judges' decisions.
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Simple fashion plays a part, too: trendy cities like Austin, Denver and San Francisco are drawing many people between the ages of 25 and 35.
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" While Noah's extended family plays a part in the story, Noah explains that Born A Crime is really a story about "a mother and son.
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She also plays a part in the fact that we wanted somebody who will also play a protégé and really start them on their journey.
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Many networks are seeking to get right issues with regard to [religious] law and how it plays a part in people's lives here and abroad.
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While class unquestionably plays a part, men's clothing tends to have capacious, visible pockets; women's clothing tends to have small pockets, if any at all.
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It plays a part in having healthy relationships, learning to negotiate better health care, communicating with doctors, and even in how we think about gender roles.
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Personal history plays a part in P-Orridge's new exhibition Try to Altar Everything, now on at The Rubin Museum of Art in New York City.
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With the right leadership, career choices and the desire for advanced education grow, meaning every boss at every level plays a part in an employee's future.
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Stock market volatility — a fancy way of saying the stock market is experiencing extreme ups and downs — also plays a part in some people's reluctance to invest.
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The gene, called GTF2I, plays a part in regulating the brain's production of oxytocin, a hormone involved in intimate moments from parent-child bonding to romantic encounters.
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But we have a lot of very talented people doing really, really compelling cutting-edge research that we hope plays a part in the future of headsets.
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"The Indian election I think plays a part," said Vittorini, who added that Modi was expected to react in some way to the February 14 suicide attack.
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This is a pretty crucial bit of backstory, as it clearly plays a part in Ned's motivation for not telling Catelyn the truth about Jon's real parents.
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Coral 3D from YC CLIP thinks culture plays a part, and says obligatory smiling is wrong: I think that smiled is the best way to express our feelings.
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Cisco already has a corporate venture group, Cisco Investments, that invests up to $250 million a year in later-stage companies and plays a part in its dealmaking.
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I guess it starts with like the nature of the game—there's a lot of aggression and testosterone being thrown around so I imagine that plays a part.
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The growing importance of intangible assets plays a part in some of the big trends that are gripping rich economies, from rising income inequality to weak growth in productivity.
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The weakening of startup values is all part of a vicious cycle related to VC funding, which simply won't change unless negative motivation plays a part in enterprise investment.
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We ranked 16 candidates to win MVP based on their odds, projected seasons, and, narrative, because let's face it — it plays a part in the MVP race every year.
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Census data is used to redraw House districts, and the number of House seats each state receives also plays a part in determining each state's number of electoral votes.
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However, money still plays a part, with the North American bid promising the various associations a share in vast $11 billion profits compared to just $6 billion from Morocco.
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His native country still plays a part in the jeans-making process: Mr. Echigoya sends American cotton to Japan to be dyed; then it is returned to him to sew.
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Europe also plays a part in the history of domesticated dogs because most of the breeds we know and love today came about due to selective breeding during England's Victorian period.
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Culture is everything to a team and while everyone on the team plays a part in the ongoing development of the culture, it's the leader's responsibility to create and own it.
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The company's new Harry Potter title still doesn't have a release date, we haven't seen any gameplay, but we do know that AR plays a part in the title in some capacity.
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Leave Means Leave, a pro-Brexit campaigning group, said it welcomed the government's "overall commitment" but wanted to make sure "the ECJ no longer plays a part in the British legal system".
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The results of the census are used to redraw House districts, and the number of House seats each state receives also plays a part in determining each state's number of electoral votes.
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"I'm not sure why that plays a part in this — we're talking about two human beings that are running for an office," Ms. Billado said, referring to Ms. Hallquist and Mr. Scott.
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And just to map out all the ways corporate synergy plays a part here: The final "Avengers" movie — "Avengers: Endgame" — is due April 26, and this would undoubtedly help the movie's marketing.
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And while living outside of societal norms and not giving a damn about the expectations of straight society also plays a part in my attitude, I think this choice also extends beyond queerness.
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Local Motors executives were getting ready for their most high-profile event to date perhaps since the Rally Fighter (which plays a part in next year's Fast 8) was first shown in 2009.
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"Obesity is a giant epidemic that plays a part into back pain," Yao said, explaining that a loss of core strength due to obesity can put someone at increased risk for back pain.
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Census data is used to redraw House districts and the number of House seats each state receives also plays a part in determining each state's number of electoral votes in a presidential election.
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The cast of Black Panther is so stacked that two-time Emmy winner Sterling K. Brown plays a part that's buried so deep in the roster that he's basically the seventh or eighth lead.
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We know negative stigmas were attached to black midwives in the South and the movement toward the practice of gynecology as well as the ridiculous level of certifications all plays a part of it.
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He is clearly thinking ahead to the creation of Brand Zeke, pursuing a strategy in which fashion increasingly plays a part when it comes to athletes of all sports (see: David Beckham, LeBron James).
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Social media plays a part, too, however — if something not initially on my radar is getting a lot of buzz on Twitter, I'll at minimum check it out and see what it's all about.
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Though I can't prove it, I suspect the first egg and bread combinations began in various regions of the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia — all cuisines in which bread plays a part.
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As per usual, Drake's ability to find the pulse of internet culture plays a part, and becoming mutuals with one of streaming's biggest names is the kind of affable cross-branding he's incredibly good at.
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Undoubtedly the city's isolation plays a part — it's hard to imagine such freedom in securing public sites from a city vying to revamp itself for tourists — and Winnipeg will soon go back indoors for winter.
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Lichtenstein thinks that probably plays a part, though having time to prepare food, less stress about putting food on the table, and living near places to buy good and nutritious food are likely factors as well.
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That undoubtedly plays a part, yes, but aside from the resale market, Palace also has to be commended for its quality and attention to detail, both in the clothes and all the thing on the periphery.
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Their next hypothesis was that the bacterium was doing this by interacting somehow with oxytocin, a hormone that shapes behaviour and plays a part in the ways in which people and other mammals form social bonds.
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Some other shared characteristics among successful women: believing "the public should have access to all literature (regardless of its content)," supporting the separation of church and state and believing that someone's education plays a part in attraction.
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History also plays a part, though less and less as the current generation of North Korean and Chinese leaders are more detached from the Korean War, during which Mao Zedong sent troops to support Kim Il Sung.
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Some chefs, on and off the list, have asserted that lobbying plays a part in how the list is compiled; last year, a short-lived movement called Occupy50Best protested what it called the awards' cronyism and sexism.
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"Engagio is empowering its customers to identify and focus their selling efforts on high-value accounts by involving everyone who plays a part in the customer journey," said Sean Jacobsohn, partner at Norwest Venture Partners in a statement.
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Now that the cases have been withdrawn and will not go to trial, we may never have a judge's answer to this pressing question: Can a vodka be "homemade" if a machine plays a part in its manufacture?
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In LeWitt and Reed, there is a heightened disconnect between the conceptual and the visual, a friction that makes for a species of works different from those in which forethought plays a part but execution is fairly straightforward.
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That&aposs so that NASA can focus its resources on the Deep Space Gateway , a lunar space station that plays a part in the administration&aposs request to send astronauts to the moon again before going on to Mars.
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The original goal was to bring to market a new test to uncover the link between human health and the microbiome -- the set of microorganisms that reside in the gut, which some research suggests plays a part in human health.
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The original goal was to bring to market a new test to uncover the link between human health and the microbiome — the set of microorganisms that reside in the gut, which some research suggests plays a part in human health.
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Theatricality plays a part in her performance, and she's not afraid to show off her commercial appeal: The impact of her dabbles in drama school is apparent, and her show is not only soulful but outrageously streamlined and oozing confidence.
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While less padding and a streamlined style has become the overwhelming N.F.L. norm — vanity also plays a part because players believe it makes them look better on TV — today's players are not the first to consider less protection a strategic advantage.
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The social status that often protects abusers can be rooted in religion or political power, and the fear of community shaming plays a part, but its malign influence is most easily exerted on the most vulnerable in society: the young.
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Ari Aster's directorial debut is as finely made as it is frightening, the camera coaxing ghostly specters out of dark corners, lingering on a roadside that later plays a part in a ghastly development, and capturing the creepiest dioramas of all time.
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Compensation plays a part but at the end of the day if you are going to spend 10 to 12 hours a day at a place of work you've gotta be inspired by what the company is about, the values and so on.
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While the notion that Andromeda's team was "rushed" to finish this game plays a part in these explanations, the more important point is how heavily developers rely on automated animation tools to populate the expansive worlds and stories of many of today's games.
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Typically, the closest we come to acknowledging that racism is not a starkly binary matter is to say that racism "plays a part" in, for example, how whites view Barack Obama — but only meaning "the main part," and the only one worthy of extended discussion.
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If a modern way of life plays a part in favouring early-morning births, Ms Chaney speculated that she would see such timings dominate in the results for the Criollo women, but feature less prominently among the results for the Wichí and Toba/Qom.
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I'm unwilling to suppose that misogyny plays a part at the irreproachable LRB – even though the latest front cover trails a long review by a man of two books by men about a ground-breaking photographer with a quote calling the subject 'that little minx'.
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While tax incentives might have been used in the past to lure companies to cities like Pittsburgh, these days businesses are looking at a broader picture, and the prospect of keeping costs down thanks to cheaper energy also plays a part, the panel heard.
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While it is true that rhetoric is only a small part of the story in our democracy (policy and politics have the greatest sway) the way in which we talk about each other plays a part in setting the tone for our democratic process.
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It's quite possible that starlight also plays a part in the woods' weird monochromatic brilliance, which has a powerfully camouflaging effect, in that every usually distinct thing—each plant and rock and patch of open ground—appears in a common uniform of sheen and shadow.
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EC from Paris believes having different friends can enrich one's life: It is not necessarely similarities between two people that make them get along with each other, it plays a part but a good friendship is mainly built on the foundation of common values.
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Snapshot The first thing Jason Momoa did before letting his mother watch "Frontier," the new Netflix drama in which he plays a part Native American trader battling for control of the fur industry in 18th-century North America, was to prep her for the series opener.
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But nevertheless the game successfully had me caring about every connection that I made—and you can't make them all on a single playthrough, so selectivity plays a part, just as it does when you're of school age and torn between whose same-day party to show up at.
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But chatting with a half-dozen or so Oscar campaigners, the Bagger learned that the reasons long-shot movies and performers are foisted into the awards fray are almost as numerous as the prizes Hollywood doles out to itself each year (though, she dares to say, publicists' justifying their paychecks surely plays a part).
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