Sentence examples for an array of influential from inspiring English sources

The proposed tax has an array of influential advocates, including the leaders of France and Germany, as well as philanthropists like George Soros and Bill Gates.

Those lucrative assets support an array of influential publications, including the group's flagship daily newspaper, Clarín, one of the most widely circulated newspapers in the Spanish-speaking world.

For the moment, the two corporate camps -- which have dominated the discussion, with environmental groups largely locked out -- have turned to Congress, where an array of influential members from both parties is hoping to seize the initiative in policy making.

For months, an array of influential politicians and top Pentagon officials have argued that the military must invest tens of billions of additional dollars each year to replace aging fighter planes, warships and helicopters.

It's been promoted by an array of influential commentators, both progressive and conservative--from filmmaker Michael Moore on the left to New York Times columnist David Brooks on the right.

His work as an interior designer resulted in an array of influential interior spaces, including luxurious cocktail lounges such as the Top of the Mark at the Mark Hopkins Hotel, the Patent Leather Bar at the St. Francis Hotel and the Cirque Room at The Fairmont, three of the most successful San Francisco bars in their day.

While Mr. Vaughn led the Peace Corps through 1969, his résumé also includes an array of other influential positions, among them ambassador to Panama in 1964 and 1965, assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs from 1965 to 1966 and ambassador to Colombia from 1969 to 1970.

Meanwhile, Iran, which pays a paltry 0.18% of the U.N.'s core budget, or less than 1/100th of the U.S. contribution, has wangled itself an astounding array of influential U.N. slots, which by next year will include seats on the governing bodies of at least eight prominent U.N. agencies.

And he presents a full array of influential figures from the military and from government, often reconstructing conversations from multiple participants' perspectives.

But inside what's left of Congo, a wide array of influential people (who are not combatants in the war and are not getting rich from coltan) make a persuasive case that these demands are naïve and could well produce disastrous consequences.

These include, but are not limited to, a unified array of influential hard-core racists and conspiracists, who oppose contemporary political processes, institutions, and both political parties as threatening not only national security, but the Euro-centric traditions of the nation as well with "white genocide".