Sentence examples for ever influencing from inspiring English sources

The left's role under New Labour was at best emblematic, to reassure the broader Labour movement that its traditional values were still represented, without ever influencing policy, and at worst, demonised as the remnants of a class politics that leave Labour unelectable.

"No one has ever influenced my decisions or my judgment".

And no family-planning policy would ever influence this ratio.

I don't think anyone has ever influenced the game as much as he has done.

Has information on a tax form ever influenced anybody's vote?

In reality, OPEC rarely if ever influences its members' oil production rate.

It is not probable that the richest State in the Confederacy will ever influence the choice of a single representative in any other State.

Many scholars and political scientists, who described themselves as "realists," expressed doubt that international human rights law could ever influence the behavior of a superpower such as the United States.

The politics of the Conservative party, now more than ever influenced by the phenomenon of Ukip and Britain First, have no future; nor do the managerial, disconnected politics of New Labour.

Mr. Mallaby does an exquisite job going beyond these two versions of the Greenspan narrative and taking the reader inside the complicated mind of a man who may have had one of the largest ever influences over our economy.

Then Graydon Carter (no relation), taking from his Spy experience, and ever influenced by New York Magazine, turned it into the model of reporting on powerful people in business and media – that was the newspaper Kaplan took over.