Sentence examples for influence opinions from inspiring English sources

In 2013, a Unicef study in eastern Europe found that social media can be used to influence opinions around immunisation.

The second is from Evelyn Waugh's diary: I... don't want to influence opinions or events, or expose humbug or anything of that kind.

The poll also shows that there are few demographic factors that influence opinions about whether to ban horse racing, although women are slightly more likely than men to favor a ban.

She also warned that non-transparent ads "will be massively used to influence opinions" in the run up to the EU elections.

Of course Facebook is by no means the only place online where all sorts of foreign agents have been caught seeking to influence opinions.

Inspired by these researches, instead of discussing spreading or innovation adoption in network, the present research ask how do social networks (different social structures) influence opinions dynamics?

They also influence opinion.

Through social media, consumers now influence opinion much more than any brand or institution.

Ofcom concluded that the merger would have "significantly increased News Corp's ability to influence opinion", Patry Hoskins says.

The term is usually restricted, however, to pictures made deliberately to influence opinion or to argue a point.

Newspapers, some of them from abroad, were widely read (and manipulated by the royal government to influence opinion).