Sentence examples for influence on matters from inspiring English sources
Having little influence on matters financial or practical, I listened as Grandma Irene answered, "No".
Acting in unison, the scientific community can have a powerful influence on matters that affect research.
At any rate, the administration ought to send delegates to international meetings still hammering out the details so that America retains influence on matters such as the court's financing and jurisdiction.
Galland's influence on matters was now virtually nil.
The religious sentiments and will to cultural power that helped lay the groundwork for conservative Christian influence on matters of public morality in this period begins with Elvis and everything he represented in the late 1950s.
Also unable to influence on-field matters, for the moment at least, is Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano, who today failed in his attempt to have his three-match ban reduced.
They neither exist nor have any influence on matter, just as the holes in Swiss cheese do not affect its flavor!
But China's move to at least temporarily shelve its Green Dam plans demonstrates that broad pressure by foreign governments, trade organizations and private industry has the power to influence Beijing on matters involving clearly-defined international principles.
Given the Chinese government's effective control over the judiciary, human rights advocates said the court's rejection of the appeal underscores the United States' limited ability to influence Beijing on matters that would appear to have minimal impact on the country's rulers.
The transition in the order of natural history from bodies that are simply such, extended and endowed with the ability to act and be acted upon, to the bodies of plants and animals is explained in part through the motions of the celestial bodies and their causal influences on matter.
Indirect evidence for dark matter comes from its gravitational influence on other matter, as no dark matter particles have been observed in laboratories.
