Sentence examples for losing its influence from inspiring English sources

• An increasing number of people believe that religion as a whole is losing its influence on American life and an increasing number want it to have less influence.

The review concludes that since the Plebgate affair, the federation has lost the confidence of its members and is losing its influence in representing them.

Some people say that Silicon Valley is losing its influence.

This is arguably because Ockham's distinction is cast in terms of intrinsic and extrinsic middles, peculiar concepts belonging to the Boethian framework which was already losing its influence by Ockham's time (Green-Pedersen 1984).

When Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, proclaims that it will become the most inclusive city in Europe by 2015, that integration is a two-way process and that diversity is strength (Copenhagen, 2011), it is easy to think that the Danish national model for integration is losing its influence and power.

The United States is losing its influence in the world.

But I think over the course of time, it loses its influence".

It subsequently lost its influence in the national political scene.

What was more disconcerting was Tariq's confidence, his serene sense that the United States had faltered, that it had lost its influence in Cairo as well as in Baghdad, and that the future was his.

Gradually, it also lost its influence on the modalities of trade and the price mechanisms, and its control over the outflow of precious metals and, according to some scholars, even over the minting of coins.

President Vladimir Putin's spokesman in Moscow, Dmitry Peskov, said Moscow had no sway over the separatists: "From now on Russia essentially has lost its influence over these people because it will be impossible to convince them to lay down arms when there's a direct threat to their lives".