Sentence examples for be quite influential from inspiring English sources

One nurse said: "I mean, if a non-smoking mother is motivated to help the father to quit smoking it can be quite influential at home..... because they tell them.... now, you have to go outdoors and smoke..... motivating them to stop or cut down... we' re not there every day to push them and remind them or support them or tell them what to do".

Lawyers on both sides said they expected the ruling, which will be issued in the next three months, to be quite influential.

If you want to do policy, do policy; besides, career policy wonks can be quite influential, they're just more likely to be working behind the scenes.

This "passivity" terminology, although used elsewhere, is perhaps not ideal and can't seriously be viewed as an analysis of "passivity" per se, since one might bring about neither a proposition nor its negation, and yet be quite influential regarding it (e.g., intentionally and actively increasing its probability without making it happen), thus the longer and more cumbersome expression.

Thus articles in supplements may be quite influential in guiding clinical and research practice, as well as shaping critical thinking.

The choice of the default option has been shown to be quite influential in both non-clinical and clinical settings.

"There was his own work, which was quite influential.

Later, Buñuel was quite influential, and later again, Kurosawa.

Gosse was a prolific man of letters who was quite influential in his day.

Such a pattern gave a certain independence to village life, where small local owners may often have been quite influential.

Still, his talks, books, multiple appearances and knack for self-promotion are quite influential with many young journalists.