Sentence examples for a profound influence over from inspiring English sources

In medicine, Avicenna exerted a profound influence over the schools of Europe into the 17th century.

At present, human beings have a profound influence over Earth's surface, atmosphere, oceans, and biogeochemical nutrient cycling.

Though noncommercial, often pointedly conceptual and unabashedly arcane, this music has had a profound influence over the years on several generations of experimental musicians worldwide.

Munari, who died in 1998, may not be as well known as his contemporaries, like Achille Castiglioni in design, or Lucio Fontana in art, but he exerted a profound influence over visual culture during his lifetime, and continues to do so today.

Vegetation type has a profound influence over biogeochemical processes, including canopy leaching, stemflow, litterfall, and nutrient uptake.

Yet his ideas proved both to have a profound influence over the new field of AI, and to cause a schism amongst its practitioners.

In the structured school environment, where children spend most of their day, impressionable students, at an early age, can be taught good nutritional habits that could have a profound influence on their over-all well being and benefit them throughout their lives.

All of the books below had a profound influence on me in one way or another over two decades reporting from war zones, most recently in Syria, the subject of my new book.

Over the past decade, biology has had a profound influence on materials science and engineering, and much of this influence is yet to come.

By the time it's over, you can see that Ms. Houghton's autobiographical story has had a profound influence on her, but you feel a bit guilty because it hasn't really moved you.

I'm not sure whether we are just on the same wavelength, or whether, over the years, he's had such a profound influence on my world-view that I'm just a little John Gray thought-clone.