Sentence examples for considered highly influential from inspiring English sources

The advertising potential of the shop counter was acutely apparent to some participants and this space was considered highly influential.

The impact of point of sale and retail advertising was acutely apparent to some participants and this space was considered highly influential.

Despite a series of major flops, Euan McGregor is still considered highly influential, and comes in at number 8 - presumably due to his Stars Wars role.

Together with Johann Stamitz he has been considered highly influential in establishing modern symphonic style, although perhaps Wagenseil, an experienced keyboard player and opera composer, was a more successful composer, especially notable for skillful thematic construction and manipulation, working ornamentation into structure.

The preparatory work carried out by research teams was considered highly influential in the success of recruitment.

He barely won the Fifth District in a recount in 2008, and is considered highly vulnerable this year.

The House race is one of about 30 considered highly competitive this year.

His reputation suffered slightly in the 1980s, when scholars highlighted the fact that in private conversation and personal correspondence, Truman told off-colour jokes and referred to minorities and ethnic groups in terms considered highly offensive today.

It has lost out not only to these two frontrunner states, but to five others that would have been considered highly implausible 50 years ago: Virginia (221 SBIR grants in FY 2006), Texas (176), Colorado (173), Maryland (169) and Ohio (167).

Moreover, polygynous males (found regularly in the species; Dhondt et al. 1983, Kempenaers 1993) are considered highly attractive individuals (Kempenaers 1994).

An ECse of ≥15 dS m−1 is considered highly saline (Munns 2005).