Sentence examples for influence survives from inspiring English sources

British influence survives in the state flag, which features the Union Jack.

The only regions in which considerable prehistoric aesthetic influence survives are Mexico and Guatemala, where native artisans have been able to keep their arts somewhat alive by recourse to ancient designs and functions.

Despite their attacks, his influence survived his death, and the Keien school remained a major force in Japanese poetry until the late 19th century.

Rural habitation significantly increased the probability of consulting, although this influence survived multivariate analysis only for TTH.

His influence has survived his death.

Ayatollah Khamenei's supporters could start to wonder whether their influence could survive in a more open political system.

Under the pagan rule of Eugenius and Arbogast in 392 394 he apparently regained some of his influence and survived under Honorius until 402.

Over the years, Raffles's influence has survived in films, television programmes and other novels (there is much of him in Patrick Hamilton's Gorse, for example), but the original stories have been unfairly overlooked.

As a literary influence Islam survived in the form of mystical texts and poems, romantic tales, and, later, borrowings by inland court historians of material from the Serat Kanda ("Universal Histories") of the coastal culture.

But Panu Laturi, general secretary of the Finnish Green party, which is in government, said the Greens had learned to be pragmatic in order to have influence and survive.

The education program is essential in increasing the number of fast recognitions, which influences the surviving ratio.