Sentence examples for expanding influence of from inspiring English sources
She has experienced a different brand of ball, unstructured and less fulfilling, in the W.N.B.A., with its slick marketing and expanding influence of male coaches.
In "Tavi Says," Lizzie Widdicombe chronicles the rise of fashion blogging and the expanding influence of the teen-age blogger Tavi Gevinson.
And the project is already focusing more attention on the rapidly expanding influence of a group of green building standards known as LEED, for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.
Saudi Arabia, largely Sunni Arab, has grown increasingly alarmed about the expanding influence of predominantly Shiite Iran, which has benefited from the empowerment of a Shiite majority in neighboring Iraq.
CARACAS, Venezuela — Peruvian voters cast ballots on Sunday in a presidential election notable for the surging candidacy of Ollanta Humala, a nationalist who is critical of the expanding influence of foreign companies in Peru's booming economy.
The report is the latest blow for fractious opposition forces already reeling because of deep rifts within their ranks and the expanding influence of hard-line Islamist groups, including several affiliated with Al Qaeda. .
The growing political muscle of tech executives such as Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and Google's Sundar Pichai — both of whom have thrown their weight behind Khanna — and the expanded influence of Indian Americans in the district may have paved the way for a candidate like Khanna, a former appointee of President Obama, to succeed.
Engineers have shown that hydrogels, jellylike substances that can shrink and expand, influence the flow of water through a material.
In fact, you're likely one of the 77% of Americans who recognize the importance of reducing the ever-expanding influence of legalized bribery that has infected our republic.
The use of sires proved in this way together with artificial insemination has enabled dairymen to improve their herds by greatly expanding the influence of genetically superior bulls.
M.I.T. said the decision to turn over management of the program to the Indian government did not represent an end to the university's interest in expanding the influence of the Media Lab by building outposts in other countries.
