Sentence examples for national influence from inspiring English sources

Despite the KKK's visible presence on Saturday, the group's national influence has dwindled.

It is too much of a 21st-century perspective to think that courtiers lacked national influence.

(The English did not exert a national influence on styles until the late 18th century).

Also, she said, "It was decided in Beijing, and that has a disproportionate national influence".

It's disturbing that Mr. Bork continues to wield such national influence.

But his national influence waned in recent years as the conference of American bishops grew more conservative.

Yet from its beginning it has been exposed to many different linguistic and national influences.

Neurological Commissioning Support (NCS) gives me a national influencing role, as well as practical applications of this through shaping services at a locality level.

Mozambican society has traditionally revolved around the family and the village, with customs and observances that grow from local rather than national influences.

The configurations are endless and become more nuanced when you figure in cultural, regional and national influences.

Jerry Brown glided into a historic fourth term as governor and his fellow Democrats appear to have held onto every statewide office, once again proving that the Golden State exists in a political weather pattern that's often immune to national influences.