Sentence examples for developing influential from inspiring English sources

But Ofsted did praise some institutions for their efforts, including Luton sixth-form college for developing influential links with local groups as well as the borough council.

Grey describes that business as a means to developing influential industry relationships and learning the ABCs of red carpet culture.

Krause, formerly guitarist with the Weavers, became an itinerant sound recordist, and developed influential theses about "wild sound", or what he calls "biophony".

But within the profession of otolaryngology — the study of ear, nose, and throat disorders — Zeitels is also known as a prolific medical innovator, who has developed influential treatments for larynx cancer and other throat diseases.

The 20th century was very much the century of legal positivism: the two preeminent figures in the philosophy of law, the Austrian-born jurist Hans Kelsen (1881 1973) and the English legal theorist H.L.A. Hart (1907 92), both developed influential versions of a positivist theory of the nature of law.

Auriol developed influential theories on future contingents and divine foreknowledge.

The eighteenth century is also the period that produces many treatises comparing arts to one another according to shared principles and, even more importantly, develops influential theories about a particular kind of pleasure taken in objects of nature and art that becomes known as "aesthetic" enjoyment.

He visited India regularly, developing an influential theory on what caused large numbers of people to shift west.

The focus is on the lesser-known figures who played an important role in developing the influential midcentury artistic style.

Between 1905 and 1911 he and Théodore Simon developed highly influential scales for the measurement of intelligence of children.

In 1923, the association developed an influential set of recommendations about street-sign shapes whose impact is still felt today.