Sentence examples for enhanced influence from inspiring English sources
But the enhanced influence of the Syrian Kurds has made them a target for their many enemies.
China and other rising powers elbowing their way to positions of enhanced influence will not be an exemption to this dynamic, and will continue to challenge the weakening American system.
An important difference between the structure of the inner layer of rich flames and that of lean flames analyzed previously is the enhanced influence of the chain-breaking reaction CH3 + H + (M) → CH4 + (M) in rich flames.
These phenomena confirm the enhanced influence of silica nanoparticles on wormlike micelles.
Garfield, with his enhanced influence, created an intelligence corps unsurpassed in the Union Army.
One view claims that when participants are aware of the prime, they will adopt strategic resistance to enhanced influence of the prime.
That might be enough to give the party a much-enhanced influence on events, and at a time when it can use a little bolstering.Neither Labour nor the Conservatives would rush to recruit the DUP, led by Northern Ireland's first minister, Peter Robinson (pictured left), should they be short of a House of Commons majority.
But the Houthis are an indigenous group with legitimate grievances, and the war has only enhanced Iranian influence.
In this era of enhanced shareholder influence, directors need to be especially attuned to the interests and concerns of significant shareholders, while continuing to apply their own judgment about the best interests of the company.
The "cakewalk" generated thousands of dead and tens of thousands of wounded Americans, sectarian civil war, hundreds of thousands of dead and millions of displaced Iraqis, mass religious persecution and "cleansing," al-Qaeda in Iraq turned Islamic State, and enhanced Iranian influence.
In adults regular aerobic exercise results in reduction in heart rate, reflecting an increase in autonomic efferent activity with enhanced vagal influence on the cardiac rhythm (Hottenrott et al. 2006).
