Sentence examples for much wider influence from inspiring English sources

Although Islamists in Egypt and Jordan enjoy no more than 15 to 20 percent of the popular vote, they are seen to have much wider influence on the street.

Our key goal now is to go beyond the delivery of exemplary projects (though we're determined to keep getting better at that) to the point where we can have a much wider influence and impact within both the arts and education communities – with artistic directors and curators, school heads, politicians and policy-makers.

Thus, p53 may have a much wider influence on mitochondrial integrity and function than one would expect from its well-established ability to transcriptionally induce mitochondrial apoptosis.

In general, sex and gender have a much wider influence on disease than is usually acknowledged.

I'd say rather that his life in music so far has trumped them, by making himself essential to a much wider sphere of influence, exposure, and, in a meaningful sense, accessibility.

One of the largest cities in Maya history, Tikal, then known as Mutul, was in what is now northern Guatemala, but had a much wider sphere of influence in the Maya world.

Taken together, our work indicates that the moral self is more complex - and has a much wider scope of influence - than previously supposed.

It wasn't, for many reasons — the New Wave drew on a much wider range of influences, and its truly revolutionary work and thought had extraordinarily wide and rapid ramifications, including on the interests and enthusiasms of its directors themselves.

Yet by exposing the power and beauty of mathematics to the general populace, we eventually strengthen the quantitative and problem-solving skills that have a much wider overarching range of influence than almost anything else.

It won 6.5percentt of the vote in the last election, but its circle of influence is much wider.

"A much wider variety of art as influence on tattooing came into play starting in the 60s and 70s," explains Friedman.