Sentence examples for influence won from inspiring English sources

Ruiz, a constant in the heavyweight picture for several years due to King's influence, won a humdrum fight on the undercard.

In part, the enormous legal firepower stemmed from the riches and influence won by the Andreas family during their decades at Archer Daniels.

As many leaders acknowledged, the issue is, in part, how blacks can maintain their influence, won at great cost over many decades, in a city increasingly dominated by Latinos.

The fear in Ghana is that chaos could reign in a way that was averted four years ago, when Mr. Mills — who was known for his peaceful stabilizing influence — won the presidency by a razor-thin margin after a hard-fought campaign.

Their influence wins them further tax reductions, which gives them still more money to put to political use.

Not only has Shed beefed up ITV drama with Footballers' Wives and Bad Girls, but Gallagher has had a huge influence winning a better deal for independent producers.

Why this is not what Trump wants to hear: Brennan said that Russia's modus operandi is to try to use, influence, win over or blackmail people to do its bidding.

Let talent understand how they control and influence winning the type of work they desire to work on.

It also does a pretty good job of removing friction that stands in the way of getting music playing instantly, offers a sizable catalog at launch (which is impressive in and of itself) and by allowing you to add, delete and curate your friend-informed playlist and adjust influence, wins some value points.

Originally built as a fourplex, this building with neo-Classical influences won an award from a preservation society for its recent conversion to a single-family home.

That financial and regional influence has won the family and its business an array of prominent visitors from the United States.