Sentence examples for considerable influence for from inspiring English sources

In Russia, where Kremlin views still have considerable influence for many countries in the region, President Vladimir Putin revels in a cult of masculinity.

The ball was never fully cleared and Toni Kroos, a considerable influence for the winning side, clipped another cross into the penalty area.

Now, added to the stadium, the park and the bust at the airport, there will be a 35-page federal indictment on eight counts charging him with trading his considerable influence for more than $3 million in consulting fees.

Although their music was only sporadically recorded, these nomadic orchestras had considerable influence, for by roaming the Midwestern and Southern hinterlands in trains and broken-down buses and cars, they brought superb jazz to the public, especially the black population.

The fibre-load-angles (longitudinal/vertical to the fibre) and the angles between radial and tangential direction are of considerable influence for the solidity of the penis.

The possible reasons responsible for the considerable influence of serum proteins on cytotoxicity were indicated.

These findings suggest that in order for small patches or narrow corridors of retained forest in landscapes managed for oil palm to maintain biodiversity values in the long term, their sizes and widths need to adequately account for the considerable influence of edge effects.

There are various explanations for why this happened; the considerable influence of the National Rifle Association is among them.

Priebus, for example, was undercut by the considerable influence of chief strategist Steve Bannon and senior adviser Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law. .

Furthermore, when the treatise was posthumously published it seems to have had a considerable influence, and, for a while, may well have been more widely read than more purely philosophical works such as the Meditations, where the "clear and distinct ideas" of the intellect are treated.

The defeat followed signs of weak support from the military, which wields considerable influence over MPs, for the deployment.