Sentence examples for as a vital influence from inspiring English sources

The avant-garde pianist Cecil Taylor has since acknowledged Silver's gutsy attack as a vital influence.

The potential decision the Yankees make on Joe's replacement will, in part, reflect on just where Jeter stands in the organization as a star player on the field, as a vital influence in the clubhouse.

Mr. Alvarez Bravo, born in 1902 and by far the best known of the five, is widely recognized as a major player in early modernist photography as well as a vital influence on Mexican photography.

Biological soil crusts (BSCs) have been recognized as a vital influence factor to desert terrestrial ecosystems under semiarid climate.

He has been seen as everything from little more than a Bowie-aping joke to a vital influence on music as varied as the early hip-hop of Afrika Bambaataa and the restless experimentalism of Damon Albarn.

The miniaturization of biological and chemical analytical devices by micro-electro-mechanical-systems (MEMS) technology has posed a vital influence on such fields as medical diagnostics, microbial detection and other bio-analysis.

Trips to cultural events, extra-curricular activities, magazines, and internet access are all a vital influence.

B.B.: Deaths in your family — your husband's, in particular — exerted a vital influence on your last collection, "Griefmania".

One hundred years after Mahler's death his work remains a vital influence, at least when it comes to talking animals.

Strain may have a vital influence on further tailoring the electronic properties of a material.

The involvement of parents was a vital influence on the design and interpretation of this research.