Sentence examples for dissipating influence from inspiring English sources
Broad suggests that only an ancient tradition of centering — "an anti-civilization pill" — may be able to neutralize the "dissipating influence" of the Internet and the frantic information flow.
In its previous incarnation, Fatah succeeded in accommodating those of an Islamist bent by dissipating their influence within a wider national rubric.
Its tube aggregations modulate water flow by dissipating energy, influencing sedimentary processes and increasing particle retention.
This dissipates the political influence the region might otherwise have.
The magazine's influence dissipated with the decline of the studio system in the 1950s, but Photoplay struggled on until 1980.
If AIDS and global warming, say, are regarded as equivalent national security crises to reducing nuclear arms or stabilizing Russia, then American diplomacy will find its energies and its influence dissipated.
A low pressure area to its west over Cuba had been steadily intensifying and building toward the surface, and on October 9 it developed into a tropical depression; the cyclone became the dominant system, eventually becoming Marco, and Klaus dissipated under the influence of the system late on October 9.
That means investing energy in what you can influence, and not dissipating it on what you can't.
After deteriorating into a tropical depression, Klaus briefly restrengthened over the Bahamas before dissipating on October 9 under the influence of developing tropical storm, Marco.
Around the time of attaining peak winds, Esther began moving more to the northwest toward the east coast of the United States, influenced by a dissipating cold front that exited the coast on September 15.
