Sentence examples for influence merchants from inspiring English sources
It stands to reason that, if people are talking to each other and those conversations have influence, merchants should take time to listen to what is being said.
In a richly detailed expanded indictment filed Thursday, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III parted the curtain shielding how two longtime Washington influence merchants worked the system.
Abraham Lincoln and exerted strong influence upon merchants and financiers in England and France in favour of the Union.
"For users it's their network and connections and influence; for merchants it's their pricing flexibility".
And, given the reach of big retailers and the growth of online sales, it could influence how merchants in other states do business, too.
He created the Commerce School to influence future merchants to work towards the best interests of the nation, and the nautical and drawing ones to provide the youth with prestigious and lucrative careers.
"The board believes that one of the major factors influencing the merchant acquirer to change its terms was the extensive negative coverage of calls in some quarters for supporters to refrain or delay purchasing season tickets," Rangers explained.
The relative influence of urban merchants or rural landholders depended on the size of each group within a particular community.
We are not willing even to appraise the suggestion, unsupported in the record, that such wide use springs predominantly from the selfish influence of local merchants.
Many conservative daimyos resented the growing influence of Western merchants and diplomats following Commodore Matthew Perry's opening of Japan in 1854.
In making their case, Sony and BMG executives said the marketplace had changed substantially since regulators last examined the music industry, in part because the growing influence of mass merchants around the world and the proliferation of music available free on the Internet inhibited the music companies' ability to set prices arbitrarily.
