Sentence examples for always influential from inspiring English sources

As humans can appraise the likelihood of being reinforced, artificially-imposed reinforcement contingencies are not always influential.

The scrum may be one area in which Canterbury can count on certain superiority, though scrums are not always influential in the modern game.

Brian, not often to be found at the training pitch - but always influential when he was there - was given to late, inspirational appearances in pre-match dressing-rooms.

Ford, always influential, kicked two further penalties while Addison was guilty of missing a relatively straightforward kick that might have given the Sharks a foothold.

Ralph Lauren showed this double-breasted version in shiny leather for fall, and the always influential Phoebe Philo of Ce line opened her collection with a very long tailored coat.

"My keenest interests are always influential people, like who invented Google, thank you Sergey Brin; who invented Tom and Jerry, that's William Hanna and Joseph Barbera; who plays Mr Bean, that's Rowan Atkinson, by the way".

Mr. Mayfield said that mass marketers have always been influential.

That decade will always be influential to me.

Yet these contacts were not always quite influential enough to help her realize her goal.

Through mixtapes and word of mouth, his songs made the rounds among serious surfers and skateboarders, always an influential crowd.

Tim Spector's view that environment is almost always more influential than genes is clear in the case of Ann and Judy.