Sentence examples similar to exert a key influence from inspiring English sources

In accordance with competence-based theories, the econometric estimates show that the nature of the education and of the prior work experience of founders exerts a key influence on growth.

In light of these results we surmised that the pocket 1 residue at position 84 of DPβ alone might have exerted a key influence on the outcome of UKALL XI.

I think Broadcast News is a key influence.

His faith was a key influence.

The forestry ecosystems are biologically richest on earth, exert the key influence on the biological diversity, human habitat, and the environmental conditions.

To the contrary, they have a clear financial interest in putting their people into key positions where they can exert a malign influence that runs counter to the public interest".

And with the All Blacks forwards in the supremacy and Australia's key men Quade Cooper and David Pocock unable to exert a decisive influence, two second-half penalties sent a capacity Kiwi crowd away into the Auckland night in delight.

Styles of parenting obviously exert a powerful influence.

They exert a powerful influence in Bengali cultural life.

Highlighting that the two key politicians on either side of the Brexit debate – David Cameron and Boris Johnson – attended Eton, it said the elite schools, which also include Charterhouse, Merchant Taylors', Shrewsbury, St Paul's and Winchester College, continue to exert a "profound influence".

Other groups are trying to exert a similar influence.