Sentence examples for enjoyed influence from inspiring English sources

SINCE the 2010 mid-term elections, "tea party" Republicans have enjoyed influence out of proportion to their numbers.

While Iran looked isolated before the Iraq wars, and the Saudis enjoyed influence in the region, Saudi Arabia is now encircled in conflict and by collapsing states.

The positive perception of travel time as time to be used constructively or enjoyed influences the decision to travel intensively and, above all, contributes to its long-term acceptability.

The settlers have permeated government, in the civil service and the army, and enjoy influence out of proportion to their numbers.

Magnates such as Mr Khodorkovsky, who compare themselves to America's 19th-century "robber barons", enjoy influence of which those men never dreamed.

To generalize a bit, Catholicism enjoyed more influence in the United States in the 1950s than in the 1920s, and more influence in the 1990s than in the 1970s.

It is a declaration that has enjoyed wide influence.

Asked about the comments by the ABC's 7.30 he said: "Certainly they enjoyed extraordinary influence.

British literature, philosophy and film have always enjoyed great influence in France.

Chinese-Australian artists such as Guan Wei, Zhou Xiaoping, and the brothers Ah Xian and Liu Xiao Xian have enjoyed enormous influence and critical success.

Mr Corbyn and a diminishing band of 20-30 MPs kept the red flag flying but enjoyed  no influence.