Sentence examples for because of the influential from inspiring English sources

Despite these important initial differences between the two main Sunni schools of thought, the doctrines of al-Māturīdī became submerged in course of time under the expanding popularity of the Ashʿarite school, which gained wide currency particularly after the 11th century because of the influential activity of the Sufi theologian al-Ghazālī.

Even if he can present a proper plan in early September, which some doubt, investors may be disappointed at what emerges not least because Jens Weidmann, head of the influential German Bundesbank, has stepped up his opposition to bond purchases.The disappointing rich-world recovery following the financial crisis has shown that central banks cannot by themselves reboot debt-burdened economies.

A good deal of feminist criticism has been focused on eighteenth-century philosophy because of the many influential works on beauty, pleasure, and taste that were written at that time and that became foundational texts for contemporary theories.

Adler wrote the novel in 1950-51, but it did not appear until 1962 — possibly because Peter Suhrkamp, then the head of the influential German publishing house bearing his name, vowed, in an astonishing burst of hostility toward Adler, that the book would not be published as long as he was alive.

Mr. Day said he did not know the identity of the "influential figure" because his associates in Ivory Coast were "too nervous" to reveal it.

Shot hand-held in smudgy digital video, the movie borrows the wavering, no-frills, fly-on-the-wall visual style (and make no mistake, it is a style) that, partly because of those influential Dogma-ticians Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg, has become a tiresome cliché in fiction as well as in nonfiction film.

It implies that in order to make a complete and timely PM planning which considers many aspects of the problem, decision makers have to study the problem completely and consider the factors which affect a PM planning for replacement of item because ignoring the influential factors in different situations can lead to disastrous results.

Pryce admitted that one of the main reasons he took on the role was because of how influential the character is plot-wise.

Instead of giving Paris a ballet in Act Two (that was part of the requirement because the influential Jockey Club notoriously came to the Opéra late, and wanted their ballet when they wanted it), Wagner elided his overture -- in which, after all, one had a personal choice in interpreting the "meaning" of the notes -- into a ballet that was a full-scale orgy.

That was because the influential group of Republicans eagerly hoping to gain control of the White House and the nominating procedure has adopted "No More Souters" as its private slogan, one G.O.P. adviser said.

This is profoundly surprising, because one of the most influential economists of all time, John Maynard Keynes, once predicted that we would have a 15-hour work week by 2030.