Sentence examples for have become influential from inspiring English sources

Asian countries, including South Korea, have become influential actors in world trade.

Their work lives rarely intersect, but they have become influential advisers on career matters.

Others, however, have become influential and admired members of their new party.

Others, such as the Alternative for Germany and the Danish People's party, have become influential power-brokers.

Dr. Wansink directs the Cornell Food and Brand Lab, and his studies into consumer choices have become influential in food marketing, packaging and education.

In music, avant-garde tendencies have become influential in Brussels, Liège, Ghent, and Antwerp, while Hainaut remains the centre of the classical and popular traditions.

The irony of this purposefully amateurish style (as in Aldo Lanzini's crocheted mask, above) which has become influential in contemporary design, is implicit in the book's title.

The president's advisers also met with officials from the Campaign to Fix the Debt, a centrist group that has become influential in pushing for a combination of tax increases and spending cuts.

Mr Nasrallah, whose family is linked to the Sadrs, has become influential and widely admired in the region.But most rank-and-file Sadrists are fierce nationalists and would strongly object to the idea of boosting Iran's influence.

Only nine days before the murders, for example, the Rev. Jim Jones, whose People's Temple had become influential in San Francisco politics, had orchestrated the death of more than 900 followers and others at Jonestown in Guyana.

Whether Ryle endorsed the account, it has become influential and, thus, subject to counterexamples.