Sentence examples for considerable degree of influence from inspiring English sources
Tribal sheikhs, therefore, maintain a high degree of authority within the tribe and a considerable degree of influence over local and national events.
While the close relationship between HSPI and the ministry raised some outsider criticism of the independence of HSPI research and advice, the institute appears to have had a considerable degree of influence upon policy.
But he nevertheless remained an important figure in West Germany's conservative intellectual scene to his death in 1985 (van Laak 2002) and enjoyed a considerable degree of clandestine influence elsewhere (Scheuerman 1999, 183 251; Müller 2003).
We hence hypothesized that autistic traits and receptive language would share a considerable degree of their aetiological influences with one another in the full sample and at the extremes.
In much the same way, most Americans far prefer to read books and watch movies about Europe's undeniable class divisions than think hard about their own economic inequalities or the very considerable degree of hereditary status and influence in their own land.
Molecular epidemiology has revealed that Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), formerly regarded as highly conserved species, displays a considerable degree of genetic variability that can influence the outcome of the disease as well as the innate and adaptive immune response.
Given the multitude of cellular behaviours affected by ECM integrin signalling, the ability to influence these interactions would confer PLP with a considerable degree of control over these key developmental processes.
