Sentence examples for has been extremely influential from inspiring English sources
This experience has been extremely influential on me since I have begun seriously reading literature.
Diddy has been extremely influential, too, not just as a musician but as a personality and curator – having signed Biggie and worked with Mary J Blige, and Sean John and all the things he's done as a marketer.
His work on how rank and personality affect stress levels in baboons has been extremely influential, demonstrating, among other things, how the wear and tear of life in the lower reaches of a pecking order can accelerate aging.
They include Jeff Sachs, who is advising the British government; Ken Rogoff, whose research with Carmen Reinhart on the historical link between financial crises and sovereign debt crises has been extremely influential; and Willem Buiter, the British maverick who is now working for Citibank.
This line of thought has been extremely influential in feminist philosophy.
Since this notion of ramified hierarchy has been extremely influential in logic and especially proof theory, we describe it in some details.
Quine's rejection of Logical Empiricism him leads to two (connected) views which have been extremely influential.
"His insights have been extremely influential both in economic theory and policy-making throughout the world," said jury president Sir Christopher Pissarides (LSE, 2010 Nobel laureate and 2005 IZA Prize winner).
The four principles of Beauchamp and Childress - autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence and justice - have been extremely influential in the field of medical ethics, and are fundamental for understanding the current approach to ethical assessment in health care.
"His open praise in the last 20 years for the Chinese Communist Party, which has never stopped trampling on human rights, has been extremely misleading and influential," they wrote.
