Sentence examples for looking to influence from inspiring English sources

I wasn't looking to influence the election in November.

It is in the nature of a print to be reproduced and widely distributed, hence its appeal to political parties and others looking to influence public opinion.

Like the pair of flip-flops that showed up in the mail, courtesy of some record label looking to influence the outcome.

But most of his colleagues thought it likely that more QE would soon be needed.Indeed Mr Posen is looking to influence policymakers beyond these shores.

Like other Australian think tanks, the IPA isn't required to disclose its funders, even though it is looking to influence public policy.

But to reconceive of public universities as the meeting place of two markets—students investing in their own "human capital" and private investors looking to influence curricula is another thing altogether.

"I think he will look to influence things from outside rather than inside," he said.

As Wall Street looks to influence policy, it will focus on shifts in regulatory personnel.

Everton's Jill Scott is an exceptionally consistent player on the international stage and will look to influence things from a deeper midfield position; ahead of her, GB must fit six in to four.

Along with a paid-media campaign, it looks to influence press coverage in some 40 states with locally focused teams.

Lebanon's Palestinian refugee camps have also long been a battlefield for domestic and foreign groups looking to wield influence.