Sentence examples for exerting considerable influence from inspiring English sources

Chairman Muris views health care as very, very important, and I think he is exerting considerable influence".

However, the banks are still exerting considerable influence over the business – continuing to press, in particular, for a sale of Game's overseas stores.

In the early post-Soviet years, Russian television exhibited signs of independence from the central government, but by the mid-1990s the Yeltsin government was exerting considerable influence.

With residential neighbors abhorring the same things clubs covet -- crowds, traffic, noise -- and with community boards exerting considerable influence on state and city licensing agencies these days, many areas of the city, especially downtown, are now virtually off limits.

Romney has been left to nod in agreement, which suggests that his wife is exerting considerable influence over his campaign.

He continued exerting considerable influence over Libya, with many critics insisting that the structure of Libya's direct democracy gave him "the freedom to manipulate outcomes".

It also exerted considerable influence on several Broadway classics.

Wald exerted considerable influence beyond Henry Street as well.

As Bonsucro attracts more big industry members, it can exert considerable influence on suppliers.

In those positions he exerted considerable influence in the formation of public science policy.

But he leaves in triumph and with indications that he may exert considerable influence behind the scenes.