Sentence examples for most influential because from inspiring English sources

Contextual influences that historically have been associated with delinquency (e.g., poverty, parent psychopathology) have been shown to be most influential because of their disruptive effects on parenting.

However the ten years of the Cultural Revolution--Mao's culture--were the most influential, because during that period I grew from 12 to 22 years of age.

But in a sense, the "Crusader Rabbit" work may have been her most influential because it came at a time when no one quite knew what was going to appeal to viewers and what wasn't.

In a building, at the ground story columns, shear lag effect is most dominating and most influential because of large magnitude of axial stresses.

It is when we are most exposed that we are most influential, because the message is undiluted and unprocessed and undeniable.

Although the Villa Trissino was not built, it was a most influential design because it was illustrated in the Quattro libri.

In particular, the last parameter was found to be one of the most influential parameters, because of the resulting flow patterns inside the water body.

When Lord O'Donnell retired last autumn, his role as head of the domestic civil service and cabinet secretary (the most influential job because it comes with regular access to the prime minister) was divided.

"That's the most influential stuff because you're little, you're not 'assessing' it, it doesn't have a value beyond if you like it or not," she said.

The varied group has only a handful of heavyweight figures, with ITV's former director of programmes, David Liddiment, one of the most influential voices because he has senior broadcasting experience.

While not the first American avant-garde film, "Meshes" is among the most influential, not only because of its complexity and beauty but also because Ms. Deren, a compelling speaker and writer, used it to promote a filmmaking method and aesthetic contrary to Hollywood's.