Sentence examples for exceptionally influential from inspiring English sources
In the last decade, governors have been exceptionally influential in shaping federal policy on welfare, education and health care.
My guess is he will be exceptionally influential in trying to lead the commission following the black eye it has suffered".
This prize, given in memory of MIT Professor David J. Rose, is awarded to individuals relatively early in their careers who have shown both outstanding technical accomplishment and potential to become exceptionally influential leaders in the fusion field.
She was not merely the only child of a powerful father; her maternal grandfather, Isaac M. Wise, was one of the nation's leading Reform rabbis -- exceptionally influential in helping adapt an Old World religion to the New World.
Jonathan Portes, former chief economist at the Department for Work and Pensions and now director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, said: "This was an exceptionally influential and widely cited paper, and George Osborne has repeatedly made clear that Ken Rogoff, who he has frequently met, has been very influential on his thinking".
Granted, they have been exceptionally influential in putting their city on the music map, but in order to begin to understand the interconnected web that is Sunderland's music industry, we need an understanding of what it is that incessantly inspires such creativity.
With influential posts in both Panama proper and the Canal Zone, Magoon was an exceptionally powerful man on the Isthmus.
Yet an exceptionally large e-mail Christmas card list, or a highly-visited website, may be so influential and even so corrupting that it could draw the FEC's attention.Others say money should be the criterion for FEC involvement.
Fairways are exceptionally narrow.
