Sentence examples for an equally influential from inspiring English sources

Modest, prolific, and the recipient of nine Obies, Fornés — who has had an equally influential career as a professor — has never had any real competitors.

But an equally influential source of nature imagery came from the cheesy stock photos of rainbows, waterfalls, and beaches from the built-in screensaver on her personal computer.

Modest, prolific, and the recipient of nine Obies, Fornés who has had an equally influential career as a professor has never had any real competitors.

The result was an almost exclusively white Republican Party, which is now dominated by religious conservatives, and a biracial Democratic Party where black voters play an equally influential role.

One of the stand-out performers on the 2009 tour, he showed every sign of playing an equally influential hand here.

While the two-square-mile patch of South San Francisco bustles with more than 70 biotech firms, including Genentech, Amgen and Exelixis, an equally influential geography has grown along the Lemanic Arc of Switzerland and into the heart of Basel, where pharma giants like Novartis, Actelion and Roche (which acquired Genentech in 2009) have their headquarters.

(A further, equally influential example of the genre was the Dialogues of Pope Gregory the Great, written in about 593).

A longitudinal study conducted by Thomson (1997) concluded that husbands and wives desires to have a child were equally influential when examining a couple's births (Thomson, 1997).

To examine a contrasting, but equally influential, academic career in the now-dominant Ph.D. mode, we can stay in the great (now Old Guard) Class of 1950, and – intriguingly – in the same family.

And on their arrival in Paris, who should become their first and foremost fan but leading dance critic, writer and librettist Théophile Gautier, a key figure in the formation of the classical ballet tradition and an admirer of the equally influential ballerina Marie Taglioni, who had come to fame a few years earlier in an opera-ballet – playing a bayadère.

| As you read this on a screen, let's pause for a second to recall an earlier technology that was equally influential: the telegraph.