Sentence examples for further influential from inspiring English sources

A further influential section of Book II is Locke's treatment of the association of ideas.

The future potential retrieval of canisters containing nuclear waste from the repository is a further influential factor.

It is established that the enhanced modified simple equation method offers a further influential mathematical tool for constructing exact solutions of NLEEs in mathematical physics.

Particular experiments focus on the extraction of the positional dependence, the comparison of different defect types and on the identification of further influential parameters.

(A further, equally influential example of the genre was the Dialogues of Pope Gregory the Great, written in about 593).

It was an idea that Havel would later take further in his influential essay The Power of the Powerless.

Going further, Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, an influential Democrat from Westchester who voted for the budgeting overhaul, said he wanted to avoid the problems that had led to past budget gridlock through a series of amendments to the State Constitution, which courts have said is hard-wired to produce stalemates.

Further, the most influential studies to date of black immigrants use data from the 1970s or earlier or the 1980s.

Further well known influential factors like economic incentives do not seem to have a significant impact in the sample group under scrutiny.

This glitzy big-budget period in Silicon Valley and further afield led influential tech investor Marc Andreessen to predict that unless young companies begin to curb their flamboyant spending, they risk being "vaporized" by a crash or market turn.

Further, there were influential information "leaders" operating at organisational and national level who were sometimes also creators of information as well as users and knowledge brokers.