Sentence examples for extra influence from inspiring English sources

But television has an extra influence on the sport.

But unless he proposes new ideas, his 6 percent stake in the company doesn't merit the extra influence.

And then the smoking gun: the political necessity of yielding to the South's demand for extra "influence in the [Presidential] election on the score of Negroes".

In other words, the electoral college scheme was designed to give propertied white males in slave states extra "influence in the election on the score of Negroes".

While the new seats have no extra voting power in the 70-seat legislature, the breadth of the voting for them could give extra influence to these members.

But the motorcycle industry has stayed here, employing 10,000 people in this nation of 20 million, and that gives it extra influence with government officials who worry about the loss of manufacturing jobs.

I imagine that they've tried to breed a horse who stays a mile and a half, but who would have the extra speed influence of his top line.

At the very least, let us admit once and for all that the private funding of political campaigns results in extra political influence for those giving the money.

Our results also strongly suggest that extra inseminations influence female ability to use sperm for daughter production in N. vitripennis [ 4].

So Rogers's extra-architectural influence is as writer, not draughtsman.

It also damaged India's fragile democracy — Indian soldiers and policemen in Kashmir routinely execute and torture Pakistan-backed Muslim insurgents — and helped cement the military's extra-constitutional influence over Pakistan's inherently weaker state.