Sentence examples for increasing influential from inspiring English sources

But there is an increasing influential view in philosophy warning that the doxastic characterization of delusions would lead to an oversimplification of the phenomenon.

Some analysts believe that the Federal Reserve could have prevented that catastrophic bubble had it increased the influential federal funds rate (the interest rate at which banks lend to one another using funds held at the Federal Reserve) sooner and more dramatically.

However, the temperature increasing was less influential to the production rate, but was significant to each residual sugar concentration.

Journals in Internet research demonstrate an increasing preference for influential journals to form citation links over time.

What I have seen is an increasing emphasis on "influential" stakeholders and a risk-averse approach to patient and public involvement.

But there also are an increasing number of influential Republicans who at least sound like they are trying to drag their party back from the edge.

You can also map them in the increasing readiness of influential organisations and individuals, from the UN to Judi Dench, to be associated with what might once have been seen as stridently feminist rhetoric.

Not only did this fantastically furry beast go extinct some 4,000 years ago, but now increasing numbers of influential people are saying that we should not try to bring it – and other extinct species – back to life, as scientists and an assortment of tech-savvy dreamers have recently proposed to do.

Thankfully, an increasing number of influential players are getting involved.

But, Yahoo-owned Flickr is facing increasing competition and influential photographers are choosing to upload elsewhere.

But those fighting the case in El Salvador have an increasing number of influential allies in Washington, where the case is being heard at an international arbitration tribunal housed in the World Bank.