Sentence examples for most influential contributors from inspiring English sources
In the Indo-Aryan languages of Kashmiri, Sindhi, and Punjabi, Muslims were the most influential contributors; the names of Lallā (14th century) for Kashmiri, Shāh ʿAbd-ul-Laṭīf (17th 18th century) for Sindhi, and Wāris̄ Shāh (18th century) for Punjabi exemplify that fact.
John Norton has been one of the most influential contributors to the literature on thought experiments.
"One of the most influential contributors to the game of basketball.
The senator and her would-be challenger have reached out to New York's most influential Democratic contributors, sometimes within hours of each other.
By the way, I hope you saw my distinction above of the "single greatest school-related contributor" because the single most influential factor in the success of students in school is their experiences before they arrive at school.
It puts Mr. Lauder, who for years has been one of the city's most influential art patrons, in a class with cornerstone contributors to the museum like Michael C. Rockefeller, Walter Annenberg, Henry Osborne Havemeyer and Robert Lehman.
After contributors including Mary Beard and Joanna Trollope chose their own most influential title, thousands of men and women voted for their own selections, with Lee's story of Atticus Finch, the lawyer who defends a black man accused of raping a white woman, taking the top spot.
And unlike telephone surveys, small groups of people can wildly skew the results of Internet data, as the Web site 4chan demonstrated last year, when its contributors hacked Time magazine's Internet-based poll of the world's "most influential people" to put their Web site's founder in first place.
"Because they're the most influential".
The most influential is Dr. Lindzen.
