Sentence examples for in which influential from inspiring English sources

The third type is a coalitional power structure in which influential parties from various power blocs form temporary coalitions.

Like today's conflict, that war was preceded by a few years in which influential East Coast circles in the United States played with the idea of American empire.

"Part of welcoming them to the community was to commission this really elaborate, sumptuous choir book," Professor Marrow said -- a book in which influential locals would be shown.

The Attalids, who had become the rulers of Pergamum in northwest Asia Minor, constructed there a new capital city in which influential schools of sculpture and architecture flourished.

Australia's bid, which cost taxpayers $40m and received just a single vote, also came under scrutiny for development funds paid and gifts distributed in parts of the football world in which influential Fifa executive committee members had votes.

Plus, it makes uncomfortably explicit the dread possibility of a "two-tier" system in which influential or better-off Americans have lavish health insurance, and the less affluent make do with a slimmed-down plan.

Verwey was editor of his own periodical, De Beweging (1905 19), in which many influential young Dutch writers made their debut.

Common Cause legislative director Meredith McGehee calls it a "pay to play system," in which only influential political activists have an opportunity to participate.

One of the high-profile convictions Mr. Mohan won was a BMW hit-and-run case, in which an influential businessman from a prominent family, Sanjeev Nanda, was found guilty of mowing down and killing six people in 1999.

Kunis, 33, referred to another incident after she formed a production company with three women, in which an "influential male producer" described her as "soon to be Ashton's wife and baby momma" during a discussion about a possible work project.

They have lost seven of the 10 in which the influential Irishman has not.