Sentence examples for battle to influence from inspiring English sources
This view was quickly adopted by my unit and framed all of our actions (and reactions)." Another marine told McFate that his unit had lost the battle to influence public opinion because it used the wrong approach to communication: "We were focussed on broadcast media and metrics.
But as a result, counterterrorism analysts say, they lost a chance to influence the battle in Syria.
Clegg's miscalculation of everything has left behind only a tiny rump with too little heft to influence the battle ahead.
He was unable to influence the battle between Francis I of France and Charles V for domination of Europe, and so his loyalties vacillated between them.
In order for the battle over Senate Bill 5 to influence the 2012 election, those who have organized so effectively to defend unions must continue to work together.
WASHINGTON — Republicans and Democrats maneuvered for advantage on Wednesday in the next battle over federal spending, trying to influence the choice of members and frame the agenda for a powerful "supercommittee" that is supposed to recommend at least $1.5 trillion of additional deficit reduction measures.
D'Este supported the XXX Corps commander Bucknall's claim that neither the 151st Infantry Brigade or the 49th Infantry Division could be made ready in time to influence the battle.
Seeing Jean-Marie battle evil men who try to influence people by calling themselves the Messiah and feeding on their desires brought me to the realization that he is indeed telling the whole truth.
Austrian cavalry forces were regarded as the best in Europe, but the detachment of many cavalry units to various infantry formations precluded the hitting power of their massed French counterparts who could at the orders of Napoleon amass a whole corps of cavalry to influence the battle.
The air battles depleted the Soviet fighter strength allowing the German strike aircraft the chance to influence the land battle even more.
This is a business with considerable political clout, with the capacity to lobby politicians, engage in expensive legal battles, and use public relations to influence public debate.
