Sentence examples for managed to influence from inspiring English sources

The lobby thus created managed to influence the East European policy of many countries.

Despite its non-canonical status, Dr Who and the Daleks still managed to influence the TV series.

Jarry's school physics teacher - nicknamed Père Hébé by his pupils - managed to influence his charge in ways he never intended.

In a culture that celebrates democracy, it does seem strange that a clear minority has managed to influence the debate and elected representatives in such a way.

"The novelty here is that, without any external rewards or incentives, we've managed to influence people's values and choices over a long time period," Schonberg says.

In an investigation by Britain's Channel 4 News published Monday, Nix was recorded bragging that his company had managed to influence more than 200 elections around the world.

Played by Ms. Andujar, this Carmen is not so strong that she manages to influence another woman, here identified as Ella and danced by Ms. Agraz.

But critics, notably Senator McCain, have criticized the limitations as so loosely interpreted that organizations do manage to influence campaigns and promote candidates.

And how on earth did he manage to influence the way children across England will learn – without even being aware he was doing so?

It is not easy for scientists and teachers from other countries to understand the hold that religion has in the U.S., nor the lax attitude of policy-makers in the United States toward the religious right, which manages to influence and sometimes undermine the public educational system; and to prosper there, thanks to a very American vibrant brand of religion.

While Sharpton was in jail, he fasted, losing eighty pounds, and even managing to influence the local mayoral election.