Sentence examples similar to an emerging influence from inspiring English sources

For an interesting take on the emerging influence of technology journalists, read this post in today's Guardian by Charles Arthur.

Error management theory is a theory of considerable scope and emerging influence.

For it is here that he discusses a geometrical problem, and shows the emerging influence of Greek geometry.

It perhaps reflects the emerging influence of more conservative Muslim elements in government, a shift that worries moderates.

Recognition of Saudi Arabia's emerging influence and status has resulted in the French putting Saudi Arabia "at the top" of the French foreign policy Middle East list.

Would the emerging influence of non-state actors be defined more by the threats from terrorist networks and criminal cartels, or by the contributions of courageous NGOs?

In 1988 they called the national political conventions "poor theater" but drew attention to the slowly emerging influence of women and members of minority groups.

Overall, the accumulated data in this review illustrates the emerging influence of genetic factors on LTL and T2DM and interplay with mitochondrial function.

For a year, Hergé learned under Van Lint's guidance, and 37 paintings emerged, influenced by Van Lint, Miro, Poliakoff, Devan or Klee.

The concept of conditional intervention emerged, influencing his actions to end abuse.

The rate of adoption for an emerging technology is influenced by how well it's understood and trusted.