Sentence examples for although influential from inspiring English sources

Although influential, dietary behavior of the badgers does not preclude palaeoenvironmental interpretation of the coprolite pollen spectra.

Although influential social commentator Richard Florida has claimed that the bright lights and "tolerance" of Europe are luring large numbers of skilled Americans, actual migration trends tell quite the opposite story.

Although influential, in ensuing decades, increasing archaeological study of cannibalism led many to dismiss Arens' hypothesis.

However, although influential it is one voice of many.

Performing radiology based research or audit (including an intercalated BSc), spending formal time in a radiology department, or obtaining undergraduate tuition in radiology - although influential in the career decision making process - did not lead to a statistically significant effect on decision timing, although there were also trends to an earlier decision here.

Although less influential today than it has ever been, the Church of England retains the trappings of its old power.

If they need help, we will be there to help them, but no more free ride.' " Although some influential libertarians condemned Romney, most conservatives praised the plan.

Biographia Literaria, XVIII (1817) Romantic literary theory, although vastly influential in poetic practice, had little to say about actual metrical structure.

His business has grown steadily but he is still regarded, along with his fellow urban designers, like Sean John and Ecko, as a fad and a flash in the pan, although an influential flash.

One of Mr. Khan's aides, Mohammedullah Afsari, conceded that Mr. Khan had not yet been endorsed by the province's Shiite population, although an influential Shiite general is one of his allies.

The books are typically written by women, for women, she said, although one influential classic, "My Utmost for His Highest," published in 1924, was written by a man, Oswald Chambers.