Sentence examples for influence exerted from inspiring English sources

The term is "hegemony" – defined as "the social, cultural, ideological, or economic influence exerted by a dominant group".

Moreover, I think it is high time that more attention be paid to the undue influence exerted by Israeli interests.

Much has been made of the backdoor influence exerted over politicians by press proprietors, executives and senior staff.

Such translations give further indication of the influence exerted by Muslim writers.

Such nostalgia is the most obvious example of the influence exerted by loyalty to the brands of your youth.

These comparisons illustrate the influence exerted by factors of population dynamics on the evolution of reproductive and bodily (somatic) senescence.

"Strong" poets, he argued, are able to overcome this anxiety to produce original work in spite of the influence exerted upon them.

There has long been speculation and debate among Fed watchers about the degree of influence exerted by staff members over Mr. Greenspan and the other governors.

The political atmosphere that had brought Labour into power soon altered; the unusual influence exerted on the left by intellectuals and the progressive middle classes began to wane.

This points to the strong influence exerted by Javanese on Balinese arts after the Majapahit court was transferred to Bali in the 16th century to escape Islamic domination.

Much of the testimony yesterday centred on the influence exerted by Mr Cooney, a former lobbyist for the petroleum industry who was put in charge of the Council on Environmental Quality.