Sentence examples for emerging influence from inspiring English sources

Error management theory is a theory of considerable scope and emerging influence.

Recognition of Saudi Arabia's emerging influence and status has resulted in the French putting Saudi Arabia "at the top" of the French foreign policy Middle East list.

Would the emerging influence of non-state actors be defined more by the threats from terrorist networks and criminal cartels, or by the contributions of courageous NGOs?

In 1988 they called the national political conventions "poor theater" but drew attention to the slowly emerging influence of women and members of minority groups.

The new attention to turnout also reflects the emerging influence of the Internet, which, through e-mail directed at registered Democrats and Republicans, could supplant the door knock and the evening telephone call as the easiest and most effective way of reaching sure-fire supporters.

The provisions on political access and low-power radio demonstrate the emerging influence on Capitol Hill of National Public Radio, once considered an attractive political target of conservative Republicans but more recently an institution that held as much sway with the lawmakers as some of the leading for-profit broadcasters.

Major emerging influences on the development of plastic medical devices are introduced and discussed in light of the current situation, beginning with cost and time reduction and finishing with innovative problem-solving methods.

For a year, Hergé learned under Van Lint's guidance, and 37 paintings emerged, influenced by Van Lint, Miro, Poliakoff, Devan or Klee.

The concept of conditional intervention emerged, influencing his actions to end abuse.

Talent mobility and immigration – What national policies are emerging and influencing the in-flow and out-flow of academic and student talent?

But in recent months, an unexpected worry has emerged: the influence of American money.