Sentence examples for leading influences from inspiring English sources

The two other leading influences on the economics agenda will be the shadow cabinet's only southern England Labour MP (outside London), John Denham, who shadows Vince Cable, and, from Scotland, Douglas Alexander, the alienated Brown acolyte turned David Miliband supporter.

The bistro is a magnet for foodies and fans of Peter Merriman, a leading influence in Hawaii regional cuisine.

In 1915 Salim joined the Sarekat Islam (Islamic Association) and soon became a leading influence in that Indonesian nationalist group.

Russia would prefer to expand the organization so as to dilute Beijing's leading influence and is especially keen on supporting India's membership bid.

In the world of culture, we skip samba and bossanova to meet a leading influence in funk carioca, the sound that has spread from favela parties to the mainstream.

A few recall that, in 1908, he inspired the coinage of the term "cubism," in disparagement of a movement that would eclipse his leading influence on the Parisian avant-garde, and that he relaxed by playing the violin.

He wrote, "I came out as a gay man in a community that initially offered the most welcoming and celebratory setting imaginable for that process and then, in a very short time, became ground zero for the epidemic that somehow passed over me but still continues to exert a leading influence on my most important life choices".

Bernard Williams (1929 2003) was a leading influence in philosophical ethics in the latter half of the twentieth century.

This paper analyzes the leading influencing factors causing variant dynamic response, even failures in the mechanisms based on failure analysis.

If so, why does 'Aristotle was Aristotle' seem so much less informative than 'the teacher of Alexander the Great was the leading influence on Saint Aquinas'?

"[Bechtel Enterprises] has become a leading influence on other parts of Bechtel," says the group's bespectacled president, Paul Unruh, not immodestly.