Sentence examples for more influential under from inspiring English sources

The Cabinet Office became more influential under Hunt's leadership.

Exxon Mobil, already a titanic political force through its extensive lobbying, seems set to become more influential under the incoming administration.

We observed that divergence among replicate populations was greater in environments with alternating resources than in environments with the same resources presented either singly or simultaneously, suggesting that epistatic interactions among mutations were stronger or more influential under the temporally fluctuating regimes.

Though it should be said that US power is visibly waning throughout the region, and France seems more and more influential especially under Sarkozy.

No director has taught me more than John Cassavetes, and no film has been more influential than A Woman Under the Influence.

Based on this study it was found that under low-temperature operation mode the capillary dimension was more influential than thermal conductivity; however, under high-temperature operation mode the opposite was proved to be the case.

But this could be reversed in five minutes by President Bush -- and probably will be, since the industry is likely to be even more influential in the Bush administration than it has been under President Clinton.

The rational explanation is that Medvedev was under pressure and the stronger and more influential Putin got the upper hand.

The under-appreciated discipline of behavioural economics confirms that our actions are more influential than we often like to think.

Additionally, enabling factors appear to be more influential in the utilization of TCM by this population than predisposing or need factors under the model of health service utilization used in this study.

And few guitarists were more influential.