Sentence examples for as a principal influence from inspiring English sources

Cabinet Office minister Matthew Hancock last week announced that the Government was implementing the change and cited the IEA's "extensive research" on the issue as a principal influence on the decision.

His sometime flirtation with the near-avant-garde showed him, rather than his employees, out of his depth, and even as a mainstream player, the replacement of Louis Armstrong by the great Kansas City trumpet player Buck Clayton as a principal influence failed to ignite Humph's own playing to anything like the same extent, or so it seemed to me.

Mr. Ligeti, he said, was a principal influence.

For centuries, Latin was the language of the learned, and a principal influence on the literate.

He later studied briefly in New York with Louis Persinger, who had been Yehudi Menuhin's teacher, but always regarded Mr. Blinder as his principal influence, saying that what he admired in him was a teaching style that valued instinctive musicianship over scales and technical exercises.

'But the moment that I started singing Amharic songs my popularity shot up.' By the time Alemayehu was making records, James Brown had replaced Elvis as his principal influence.

Hansen's text, compulsively quantified and binging on acronyms, seems to have taken Who's Who, NASA performance reports, and Time style of the Luce era ("Wife Janet felt...".) as its principal influences.

Hansen's text, compulsively quantified and binging on acronyms, seems to have taken Who's Who, NASA performance reports, and Time style of the Luce era ("Wife Janet felt... .....) as its principal influences.

Perhaps Mead's principal influence in philosophical circles occurred as a result of his friendship with John Dewey.

In 1948 he became a student of Lennie Tristano, who was the principal influence upon his art.

Her principal influence, however, was over the changing social mores of a Britain already well engaged in the Industrial Revolution.