Sentence examples for influence to join from inspiring English sources

After years of drifting, debt and drunkenness he was given the opportunity, through Nansen's influence, to join Roald Amundsen's South Pole expedition in 1910.

Resist peer influence to join in on any abusive or criminal act.

DCS Sue Southern, head of the West Midlands police counter-terrorism unit, said: "This case typifies the challenges both police and families are facing when it comes to young people being influenced to join the conflict in Syria or Iraq.

After the court hearing, detective chief superintendent Sue Southern, of West Midlands counter-terrorism unit, said: "This case typifies the challenges both police and families are facing when it comes to young people being influenced to join the conflict in Syria or Iraq.

If they come, will they be forcefully influenced to join a particular stream of thought?

He said that pressure from members of the Sachem group did not influence him to join the caucus.

"We'd really like to find out where Arthur has gone so we can try and influence him to join the other cohort so he can be with his own kind and have a chance of thriving".

Other arguments were that giving food rations in that context might unduly influence participants to join or stay in the study without a good understanding of the research, that future smaller studies could not provide similar levels of benefits, and that other current research in neighbouring areas may face similar demands that cannot be met at that time due to budgetary limitations.

He is articulate, he is very good in influencing people to join his cause, giving encouragement and motivation.

"The fact that I am a woman has personally made no difference, nobody treats me differently, and hopefully the more this influences girls to join the better, because this is a great job".

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is known for influencing others to join a movement.