Sentence examples similar to a remarkably influential method from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Beck's daily ratings have diminished somewhat this year, he remains a remarkably influential figure, making his departure from Fox after two and a half years all the more interesting.

Murphy said the referendum will present "the biggest decision we will make in a generation", meaning that adam&eve could prove to be a remarkably influential organisation in the next year.

By contrast, pole and line fishing is a remarkably clean method of catching tuna.

This has proven to be a remarkably effective method of evolving multicellularity.

They've been a very talented nation and they have run a large part of the British empire and been remarkably influential in building up the United Kingdom.

For example, the miR-29 family is remarkably influential in regulating mRNA expression of a variety of collagens [ 56].

FOR a man so often reported killed, Mokhtar Belmokhtar (pictured), Algeria's most mercurial rebel, is remarkably influential.

A STRONG argument can be made that Roone Arledge is the most influential figure in the history of the most influential method of communication in modern life, television.

Despite such concerns, Principia Mathematica proved to be remarkably influential in at least three ways.

We assume that the nation-state, that long-standing and remarkably influential European invention, is more or less universal.

Two remarkably influential series helped with the process.