The phrase "bring influences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effect that someone or something has on another person or thing. Example: "The new CEO's innovative ideas and leadership style are sure to bring positive influences to the company's culture and bottom line."
Those areas alone are home to more than 8 million people, and bring influence over annual budgets of about $10bn£7.5bnbn).
The tape was a reminder that, dead or alive, Mr bin Laden and his followers can still bring influence to bear.
Using the oil weapon, by trimming exports to jack up oil prices and holding the world economy hostage, could bring influence, concessions and, if handled adroitly, tens of billions of dollars in extra revenue without any direct military conflict.
Germany's trading relationships bring influence, but also inhibit its willingness to join allies to fight global threats.America and Europe are seeking slightly different answers to questions posed by Germany's growing strength.
The Sweden Democrats' triumphant march into parliament has been followed by the harsh reality that their seats will not bring influence over the government so long as the other parties continue to shun them.
Pfeffer describes personal qualities that bring influence, such as confidence and empathy, and shows how to build personal networks.
Authenticity Will Be Questioned: After decades of use, the veneer on celebrity endorsements will finally crack and brands will come to realize that fame does not automatically bring influence.
Creating a technology that others can use, versus building a company, can bring influence, monetization and impact.
Papers bring influence, but if they also end up bringing endless bad publicity and untold amounts of hassle, the argument for maintaining them evaporates.
In addition to the Maya, other Indian cultures occupied Central America, bringing influences from both North and South America.
