Sentence examples for be equally influential from inspiring English sources

But another, less obvious factor may be equally influential, as Harvard political economist Thomas Schelling pointed out in the Journal of Mathematical Sociology more than 30 years ago.

For example, the English philosopher Anne Conway considered Hobbes's and Spinoza's account of corporeal nature to be equally influential, and similarly mistaken.

It is always tempting to think of design history being defined by examples of truly great design, but products like the IBM 5150, whose design was simply good enough to persuade lots of people to buy it, often turn out to be equally influential.

Time constraints due to research commitments were more influential than administrative or service commitments within most departments, although chemists reported them to be equally influential.

But action in the second-largest school district in the country could be equally influential.

Other reasons need to be considered including the possibility that reduction in proliferation alone may not produce tumour shrinkage and cell death or apoptosis may be equally influential.

Further, procedural justice judgments are equally influential in shaping evaluations of market and nonmarket allocation procedures.

Memphis has been equally influential in redefining design's relationship with the media.

His essays from this period, denouncing ornament and decoration, were equally influential.

The trio of loan signings, Tomer Hemed, Nahki Wells and Geoff Cameron have been equally influential.

(He did have a female sidekick called Irene, but Danny was equally influential).