Sentence examples for definite influence from inspiring English sources

In 2015 Muich RE said: "We are convinced that there are particular regions and hazards where climate change is already having a definite influence on losses.

Ministers declined to provide money for Turquoise Mountain but the letters showed that the prince achieved definite influence closer to home in housing and planning policy.

The bride wore a bronze-colored cocktail dress that she bought online, and Linda Kropf, one of her cousins, remarked that Mr. Nicholes had had a definite influence, making her normally stoic cousin act "all bubbly".

The author Ali Smith, who cites Paley as a "definite" influence on her own short stories, believes that if she does not get the recognition she deserves outside America it is because "she is about things that do not suit a high profile: the short form, the political everyday, the small survival (which is, actually, epic), the playful potential, the unsentimental hope.

Fiona Corridan, Curator of Contemporary Art at Manchester, sees a definite "influence on British makers of the time from Japan," which included "deconstruction and playing around with different materials – not being blinkered... but with an eye on the past and tradition".

The morphology of the particles has a definite influence on the drug delivery of cholecalciferol.

Jennifer Armstrong from Entertainment Weekly praised the performance saying that although there were definite influences of Madonna in it, the performance was one of the highlights of the show.

But there was a definite Chinese influence to the singing style and the volume of the percussion.

There was a definite Scandinavian influence upon Anglo-Saxon law as a result of the Viking invasions of the 8th and 9th centuries.

While the style echoes various elements of the Venetian art of Tintoretto's time, it also shows a definite Michelangelesque influence.

The album You've Never Seen Everything (2003) revealed a definite jazz influence and retained Cockburn's politically charged global perspective while also incorporating cameos from such roots music friends as Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah Harmer and American singer-songwriter Emmylou Harris.