Sentence examples for always more influential from inspiring English sources

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

Cuba under Fidel was a country where indigenous nationalism was at least as significant as imported socialism, and where the legend of José Martí, the patriot poet and organiser of the 19th-century struggle against Spain, was always more influential than the philosophy of Karl Marx.

In Germany, where universities had always been more influential (almost all the great figures in German intellectual life had doctoral degrees), the characteristic institutional structure of contemporary historiography was being established.

"But Wade is always going to be more influential because her paper is on sale six days a week".

But don't be fooled either by Mr. McCain's long-ago reputation as a maverick or by Ms. Palin's appealing persona: the Republican Party, now more than ever, is firmly in the hands of the angry right, which has always been much bigger, much more influential and much angrier than its counterpart on the other side.

Carrick looked nice on the ball, as he always does, even if Lampard was more influential.

There is always someone who is richer, more powerful and more influential.

She's more influential than ever".

Today, Beyoncé is more influential than ever.

Voters will be more influential than ever.

Bali has, in fact, become an influential showcase for the architectural possibilities of bamboo, which is often cheaper than steel-frame construction and always more sustainable.