Sentence examples for formers of from inspiring English sources

Just as Blair had his 'prawn cocktail circuit', wining and dining City tycoons before 1997 to convince them he was trustworthy on the economy, so has the Tory leader embarked on a concerted effort to woo charities, pressure groups and opinion formers of the muesli-eating classes - particularly those who may now be feeling neglected by Labour.

But in general the agencies are the reflection, and one quite late in the day too, of general market opinion rather than being the formers of said opinions.

So he and Achom, 33, mined their rolodexes for 500 leading opinion formers of London nightlife, and hand-delivered to each a £150 ($225) camera, an invitation to the opening and club membership.

"You take people from other people's night clubs". So he and Achom, 33, mined their rolodexes for 500 leading opinion formers of London nightlife, and hand-delivered to each a £150 ($225) camera, an invitation to the opening and club membership.

"The thing is to achieve a situation where the leaders, or the formers of public opinion, are against anti-Semitism.

The RF coils were wound around plastic formers of dimensions 120 × 40 × 85 mm.

In 2002, Electronic Arts overhauled its German marketing strategy in an attempt to convince opinion-formers of the merits of gaming.

It is an argument that Hague is constitutionally incapable of enunciating; the blood in his veins runs so Tory blue that he would rather the sixth-formers of Currie High School stayed at home on polling day than vote Labour.

Therefore, the former of the above conditions is satisfied.

The MACPF domain of Perforin-2 suggests that it is a pore-forming protein similar to the pore-formers of complement (C9) and cytotoxic lymphocytes (Perforin-1) (Podack and Tschopp, 1982; Dennert and Podack, 1983; Law et al., 2010).

Episodes (current or former) of chest pain were not investigated.