Sentence examples for influential in changing from inspiring English sources

"Data can be similarly influential in changing people's lives".

His work on ecclesiastical architecture was influential in changing the traditional view of the church as wholly for sacred use and more towards it being a space also for secular use, seven days a week.

Peter Allred, a consulting partner at Deloitte, says that America's Department of Homeland Security, which has been willing to pay top rates for consulting services, has been influential in changing government attitudes.Work practices promoted by the Department of Homeland Security may, however, be a little less fashionable after the mishandling of Hurricane Katrina.

Although only a few EDGE participants have completed their doctorate, EDGE has been influential in changing the face of mathematics.

Reflection on the highly student-centered practices used in classes 4, 5, and 13 may have be influential in changing instructor M's views on her role as teacher (Fig. 5, arrow 4).

The success of "Like a Rolling Stone" was influential in changing the music business convention regarding the length of singles, whereby they were restricted to durations of less than three minutes.

Lord McAlpine: Yes Becky Milligan:...that morning Lord McAlpine: That was very influential in in changing the tone.

The Abu Dhabi approach to health recognises that the most influential factor in changing behaviour at the level of the individual is to make the healthier choices easier and make unhealthy choices harder.

The Abu Dhabi approach to health recognises that the most influential factor in changing behaviour at the level of the individual is to make the healthier choices easier and by default, make unhealthy choices harder.

Hannity can fairly take credit (as he does now, every night) for being more influential than any other commentator in changing the course of this election.

As I said on Twitter, other than Mark Zuckerberg, it's hard to think of anyone in the last decade who has been as influential (for better or worse) as Arianna in changing how American media works.