Sentence examples for may yet influence from inspiring English sources

"The New Communism matters not because of its intellectual merits but because it may yet influence layers of young Europeans in the context of an exhausted social democracy, austerity and a self-loathing intellectual culture," wrote Johnson.

Mugabe, one of the last "Big Men" of African politics, still looms large over Zimbabwean society and his comments may yet influence the first vote without his name on the ballot paper since the country gained independence from Britain in 1980.

In Hungary Istvan Csurka's xenophobic Justice and Life Party may yet wield influence in a coalition (see article).

Stronger than expected US jobs figures on Friday seemed to suggest an increase before the end of the year was a foregone conclusion, but a slowdown in China may yet have an influence on the Federal Reserve.

Importantly, the findings indicated a marked difference in mortality rates across the different ICUs, suggesting that the practice of RRT may yet exert an influence on mortality [Bellomo R, unpublished observation].

Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google and a longtime friend and competitor of Steve Jobs, says Mr. Jobs's influence may yet be seen in new ways.

The RUNX2 QA tandem repeat may yet play an important role in influencing variation in face length in these mammals.

Even Wang Qishan, a tough-minded financial expert who does not have an economic brief in this government, may yet exert a powerful if indirect influence on reform.

Israel may yet exert a small but pivotal influence on the presidential elections.

A proxy contest at drugmaker Stada Arzneimittel may yet present activists with a path to influencing German companies, however.

The group may yet prove useful for Pakistan to exert influence in postwar Afghanistan.