Sentence examples for equal influence from inspiring English sources

Yet another Hammer exerted an equal influence and made the fightback feasible.

But dig deeper, and it's clear that even a stake that large doesn't amount to equal influence at every company.

"Anyone who thinks that politics is a game in which all of the players have equal influence is just deluding himself," he said.

We would be better served by having one national primary or caucus day in the spring, when everyone votes at the same time and has equal influence with every other citizen.

As a result, the steering group on Iraq policy is now discussing a hybrid command with an American military commander in charge of security and some kind of civilian administrator -- of theoretically equal influence -- to get the schools running, the oil fields pumping and the economy jump-started.

Palin, in the site's articles and videos, sometimes speaks of the President in familiar, if not friendly, terms — his Administration is "Team O" — as if they were old sparring partners, longtime rivals who have exerted different, yet roughly equal, influence on American history.

A brash debunker of genres and categories, he claimed thorny composers like Pierre Boulez and hard-core bands like Napalm Death as equal influences upon his quick-cutting, stream-of-consciousness works.

Lessig defines this objective as follows: "districts must be drawn, and election systems structured, so as to give each citizen as close to equal political influence as possible".

I don't know anyone of any political stripe in the United States who doesn't believe that for exactly the same job, a woman should be paid the same as a man, or that a woman should have the same standing as a man in law; that she should have the same political representation and equal social influence.

Money equals power, influence and a seat at the table in Washington.

A huge myth is forming which says that online popularity equals online influence.