Sentence examples for more powerful influence from inspiring English sources

Financial markets are a more powerful influence, as today's share-price surges prove.

Public opinion exerts a more powerful influence in politics through its "latent" aspects.

There is arguably no more powerful influence in American fashion today than the country's stylish, risk-taking first lady.

First published in 1890 by the Scottish anthropologist JG Frazer, The Golden Bough has had a more powerful influence on modern literature and cinema than Freud or Marx.

Genetics has a more powerful influence on pupils' GCSE exam results than teachers, schools or family environment, according to a new study published tonight.

"There can't be a more powerful influence on a kid," he said, "than someone who has just negotiated that process and is sitting in that place that they want to be".

More powerful influences shape culture.

From the 1960s until the 1980s, empirical questions concerning civic education were relatively neglected, mainly because of a prevailing assumption that intentional programs would not have significant and durable effects, given the more powerful influences of social class and ideology (Cook, 1985).

Whilst there appears to be a slight effect, it is reduced when other more powerful influences especially that of partner violence are taken into account and may have occurred by chance.

Some of them are husband-and-wife teams, and many live at the research stations that dot the A.C.G., where they exert a more powerful protective influence than armed guards ever could, because their neighbors are their friends and family.

If the players have different leverage over each other, the player that has higher leverage (or is more powerful) can influence the payoff in its favor.