Sentence examples for influence upcoming from inspiring English sources

Coupled with the army calling for nonviolence on both sides, which was seen as equating the civilian government with the hard-line protesters, journalists and political analysts have asked whether the army is seeking to — once again — influence upcoming national elections.

It might be a slow process, but I think art can definitely change things and positively influence upcoming generations.

Gurley's extension is expected to influence upcoming deals for players such as Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell and Arizona Cardinals running back David Johnson.

Although the states may claim election integrity as a general matter, everyone knows that these laws are most often, in reality, partisan-based measures that are intended to influence upcoming elections.

The report comes as American intelligence officials and lawmakers warn that the Kremlin is, once again, working to influence upcoming elections, using a coordinated campaign of social media trolls and disinformation in an attempt to sway voters.

SENATE DEMOCRATS WARN OF FUTURE RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IN ELECTIONS "Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee released a sweeping report Wednesday outlining Russian President Vladimir Putin's decades-long efforts to undermine democracy and issued stark warnings that the Kremlin will likely move to influence upcoming U.S. elections, including those this year and in 2020".

We managed to pin her down to answer some of our questions about the genesis of "post-internet," her influences, upcoming collaborations… and how exactly she makes what she does.

"As important as it is to note the success of our efforts to influence the 2012 election, we're even more encouraged by these combined results that bode exceptionally well for our influence in upcoming election cycles".

Their writing and teaching became a powerful influence on upcoming generations of students.

The programme ran on the BBC during 1962 and 1963, before being cancelled over worries it could unduly influence an upcoming general election.

Al Yussef is now finishing a Master's degree in Applied Economics from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Belgium, and he says the knowledge he gained in the DEDP MicroMasters program will profoundly influence his upcoming thesis focusing on the role of democracy and institutions in economic development.