Sentence examples for be influential in a from inspiring English sources

Another favorite with the conservative lawyers who would be influential in a Bush administration is Judge Jerry E. Smith, 53, a federal appeals court judge in Houston.

"In my years of medical school admissions work," says David Owen, health professions adviser at the University of Chicago, "never once have I witnessed an applicant's major be influential in a decision for admission".

But the opinion, the first by a federal appeals court to declare that the Second Amendment gives individual citizens a right to firearms, is expected to be influential in a continuing legal battle over the issue in the courts.

The Model Penal Code was influential in a variety of different ways.

Adelaide forwards Walker and Josh Jenkins were influential in a result which puts a dent in Richmond's top four aspirations.

Jebb co-authored a study for Weight Watchers which was influential in a government decision to allow GPs to refer overweight patients to slimming clubs on the NHS.

"If there are people who are influential in a particular scene, you're going to want them to act as taste makers," he says.

"So I'm having to replace someone who has been influential in a role that has helped us to play a style we enjoy.

Jane Jacobs' work has been influential in a broad and disparate range of disciplines including economics, sociology, psychiatry, journalism, playwriting, social activism, politics, urban planning, biology, and architecture.

Prigogine's work was influential in a wide variety of fields, from physical chemistry to biology, and was fundamental to the new disciplines of chaos theory and complexity theory.

Protests from affected communities and WWF representations to the Ministry of Forests and Fauna seem to have been influential in a marked reduction in the incidence and severity of incidents since".