Longtime family friend, Leslie Rasmussen, is being criticized for her influential words and her band, Good English, is being shunned throughout the country.
It has been over 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King descended on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to give his memorable "I Have A Dream" speech -- and still, the Civil Rights leader's influential words of encouragement and promise still resonate with some of today's activists and reflect many of the same social issues.
The "highly influential word of mouth message", says Mr Duncan Smith, is that "progression into work simply isn't worth the hassle".The solution, says the think-tank, is to increase the reward for getting a job.
Miller's influential book became, in the words of historian Charles Akers, the "scholarly enshrinement" of "the myth of Sam Adams as the Boston dictator who almost single-handedly led his colony into rebellion".
The influential Kansei words which affect the consumer satisfaction will become priorities for further design development.
Multivariate analysis is performed on the Kansei survey data to discover the influential Kansei words and the corresponding design elements.
Health care, in a word, is ripe for "disruption," the process detailed by Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen in his influential book, The Innovator's Dilemma (Forbes, Jan . 25 , 1999
In 2003, Packer was awarded two Overseas Press Club awards, one for his influential 20,000-word examination of the difficulties faced during the occupation and reconstruction of Iraq (November, 2003), and the second, in the category of human rights, for his coverage of the civil war in Sierra Leone (January, 2003).
She is an influential figure, whose words could make a difference.
Results indicate that positively worded descriptive messages promoting paid online music services were more influential than negatively worded descriptive messages designed to prevent illegal music downloading behaviors.
The word "influential" doesn't begin to cover it.
