Sentence examples for avenues of influence from inspiring English sources

The emergence of a powerful public force outside traditional avenues of influence put fear of elective defeat into the hearts of members of Congress and forced the lobbying community to beef up its own non-traditional tactics.

Instead, they emphasized the need to invest in Senate and House races and, more fundamentally, to find avenues of influence entirely outside the political realm.

Recent pilot work by Ebbeling and colleagues has demonstrated effectiveness in replacing SSB with low-calorie beverages for obesity prevention in adolescents [ 15]. Television (TV- one form of screen time) may promote childhood obesity through three avenues of influence: promotion of sedentary behavior, food advertising, and eating while watching TV [ 16].

The same is true for the IMF, which just a decade ago was Washington's main avenue of influence in developing countries.

There is one more avenue of influence that could be exerted over the incoming president and his future foreign business partners: Public pressure from public exposure.

The report, titled "Toxic Spending," also highlights how the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision opened up a new "avenue of influence" for the chemical industry in the form of so-called Super PACs.

His written works were only one avenue of his influence on 19th-century historiography.

But the Saudi and Emirati aid may serve the same purpose, staving off unpopular decisions and limiting another potential avenue of American influence over Egypt's next government.

We cannot allow this government - that is a model around the world, that inspires people to risk their lives and fortunes to come to our shores - we cannot allow any element of this government to become the tool of corporate power, the avenue of corporate influence, the puppet of corporate tentacles.

Giving cash to third party groups is another avenue for influence.

This work provides new avenues of study which could influence the future direction of therapeutic intervention for the disease.