Sentence examples for gained considerable influence from inspiring English sources

Partly state-owned corporations, bolstered by lobbyists, have gained considerable influence over the state.

As in other states, these groups have mobilized voters and gained considerable influence in Republican county organizations.

The newcomers thereby gained considerable influence with the sultan but at the same time intensified the resentment of the Deccanis, who retaliated in 1446 by massacring a large number of them, with the malleable sultan's tacit permission.

International conventions have gained considerable influence over national conservation policies (Heikkinen et al. 2011), starting with protecting the brown bear during the 1960s.

By early 1945, a group of Army officers called the GOU for "Grupo de Oficiales Unidos" (United Officers Group), nicknamed "The Colonels", had gained considerable influence within the Argentine government.

After the UK's Brexit vote, Spain at the very least saw an opportunity to re-gain considerable influence over Gibraltar.

In modern times biblical fundamentalists have made up a minority of Christians, but they have periodically gained considerable public and political influence, particularly in the United States.

By offering a packaged deal of curriculum, teachers and funds to increasingly cash-strapped universities and colleges, Beijing has gained considerable access to -- and influence over -- Western academia.

The company says that in 2012 it gained considerable progress on all four campaigns, influencing 1.2 million people.

Design and scale-up has gained considerable attention in recent years because of complex hydrodynamics and its influence on bubble column reactor performance.

Meanwhile, quantitative descriptions have gained considerable importance.