The phrase "about as influential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of influence of one thing to another, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "In the world of fashion, her designs are about as influential as those of the top designers."
Alternatives: "similarly influential" or "equally impactful".
New York comes in 10th and is only about half as influential as California, with 627 followed cases.
The case study reveals that the influence from the degree of stakeholder participation on reasonableness is about twice as influential as the degree of transparency in European NBS decisions.
Indeed upon solving the equations we get γ1 = −1.293 and γ2 = 0.603, which is interpreted as the first TF being about twice as influential as the second, with the two TFs working counteractively in regulating A and B. It is easy to realize a similar example for the cooperative action of TFs.
Inspired by Joe Nye, who will be on our campus next weekend, Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor called on our students to think about their roles as influential agents of change for the public good.
The idea, the co-founder explains, is that you'll be able to establish yourself as influential about your local scene, and one day other users will be able to easily follow those who are knowledgable about a given city's music scene.
But nothing Marx said about Asia would ever be as influential or widely disseminated as the recent idea in the west that free-market capitalism has finally awakened India and China from their long Asiatic slumber.
Le Corbusier's writings about architecture have been at least as influential as his buildings, and are perhaps more accommodating.
It has been as influential as just about any other New York restaurant, for the way it melded not only casual and sophisticated notes but also American and Mediterranean styles.
I'm sorry about that, but perhaps we're not as influential as we like to think for a hardy band of internet-based crusaders.
