Sentence examples for a little influential from inspiring English sources

What about a little influential newspaper called the Washington Post?

Kuhn's idea was influential (a little too influential: somebody remarked that it was "about how science works like art").

That the decade gave rise to a number of misguided policy responses (by both the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations) says a lot about how little influential people at the time understood what was driving that transformation.

Now, they use it in a contemporary way – we've been a little bit influential in that, and it's why we started the design arm of the business.

Or if she had just waited until her son was a little more influential to get sick.

Contributions of DD and INR were similar, with INR being a little more influential in the analysis of continuous data, while, as a dichotomous variable, DD had the strongest relationship with PHI.

One senses that here was someone a little too talented and influential for Raphael to like, or forgive.

A18 Bush Appoints Budget Officer President Bush chose a little known but highly influential White House adviser, Joshua Bolten, as the director of the Office of Management and Budget.

Investors are bracing for a flood of high-profile earnings reports through the rest of the week, but were breathing a little easier after an influential banking analyst offered a rosy view on the looming second-quarter results of Goldman Sachs.

The Conference on Inclusive Capitalism is the brainchild of the Henry Jackson Society (HJS), a little-known but influential British think tank with distinctly neoconservative and xenophobic leanings.

There is also the story of Dr. James McCune Smith, a little-known but influential New York native who in the 1830s was the first black university-trained physician in the country.