Sentence examples for a growing influence from inspiring English sources

Salafis are a growing influence in Syria's rebellion.

Wood contends that a relatively small group of social élites exert a growing influence over the broader undergraduate population.

But now analysts see a growing influence of locals inside the formerly almost exclusively international "al-Qaida hardcore".

These elections revealed both a growing influence of political parties and a serious deficiency in the presidential election process.

Systems of production and distribution have had a growing influence on sexual behaviour since the Industrial Revolution.

With Wigan's two front men posing problems and Palacios exerting a growing influence in midfield, the game took on a different complexion.

SEOUL (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of South Koreans protested in central Seoul on Saturday in one the largest demonstrations in the country's capital for years, calling on embattled President Park Geun-hye to resign over a growing influence-peddling scandal.

After his death Sullivan's theory of personality and his psychotherapeutic techniques had a continually growing influence, particularly in American psychoanalytic circles.

Here are some tables from the report, which is based on a survey of 1,430 adults in the U.S. Social networking sites are exerting a small but growing influence as a source of campaign information among younger people.

While some see this trend as further evidence of Hollywood's artistic cowardice, others say it is the inevitable result of more than a decade of growing influence for studio marketing departments and corporate risk-aversion strategies.

She pointed out that while the tech industry has a large and growing influence in Washington, and includes major donors to Obama's re-election campaign, "they've not always, or even often, got their way on policy issues".