Sentence examples for be influential in terms from inspiring English sources
I do think there will be a significant centre ground elected and they could be influential in terms of the type of government being formed.
"We took about 4,000 photos of what people were wearing, but we also looked at what bands seemed to be influential in terms of fashion, what companies were sponsoring them and at the graphics on fliers and CD sleeves," she said.
Although the importance given to wider networks per se by participants was broadly in line with studies which have identified the processes of social network engagement, it was really only very close family contacts that were reported to be influential in terms of cancer or other serious illness related issues.
Dissertations, although considered grey literature, were excluded, as they were, in themselves, unlikely to be influential in terms of practice or policy considerations, especially in the context of the data set, which was almost exclusively composed of studies conducted in high-income countries.
Respondents saw a difference between being powerful in terms of setting the agenda, and being influential in terms of achieving objectives.
This qualitative study investigated the views of stakeholders on the factors they thought were influential in terms of overall network success.
But although the IARC classification was influential in terms of state health policy, the analysis on which it was founded also suffered from what many experts say is a significant shortcoming: inadequate exposure assessment.
All three were identified to be influential in our study, especially relatedness in terms of recognition, belonging and connectedness.
The just war framework has been influential in setting the terms of much debate about the proper use of force in international affairs.
For the purposes of this entry we need only summarize some key questions that were influential in setting the terms of discussion about global justice for some time.
It does not include certain countries that are influential in regional and sometimes broader terms, like Egypt, Nigeria or Iran.
