Sentence examples for directly influential from inspiring English sources

Even more directly influential was Gregory's centralization of the church.

Microtargeting was at once less directly influential, and more fundamentally disruptive, than these analyses suggested.

QUESTION FROM TED BURLINGTON: Was Vietnam the first war/conflict were the media's presence was directly influential in determining the outcome?

The musical culture of the Hebrew peoples, recorded from about 2000 bce and documented primarily in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), was more directly influential in the West because of its adoption and adaptation into the Christian liturgy.

His life, his work and the fact that he is probably the most pervasively and directly influential artist around (without him there would simply be no Matthew Barney, Kiki Smith, Ann Hamilton or half the Generation Z installation artists in Williamsburg, Brooklyn) make him an obvious candidate for -- what shall we call it?

The negative relationship between planning effort and technological capability demonstrates that the planning itself is not directly influential.

OpenSky is a social marketing/e-commerce startup which connects manufacturers and distributors directly with influential bloggers who recommend their products and get a cut from resulting sales.

A distinction is made by these theorists between the great mass of people and those groupings directly involved or influential with government.

The intervention strategy is based on an ecological framework for studying social and emotional development in children and adolescents, emphasizing a network of contextual factors within which parenting is both directly and indirectly influential on the development of problem behavior.

A century later Norfolk Cob bloodlines were brought into the breed, which traced back to the Darley Arabian, and most Dales ponies today have pedigrees which can trace back directly to this influential horse (one of the foundation sires of the modern Thoroughbred).

It's all too easy to recognize the play's central quartet as female singleton types with DNA drawn directly from that highly influential HBO series.