Sentence examples for out of influence from inspiring English sources

He added, "I would say to you as British foreign secretary that it's deeply dangerous for a putative British government to think it can have influence in the world while opting out of influence in the European Union".

They believed that the freedmen could be induced to vote Republican in gratitude for emancipation, and that black votes could keep the Republicans in power and Southern Democrats, including former rebels, out of influence.

Still, Indivisible exerted an out-of-state influence, too.

The empire is long gone, but the tiny island nation exerts an out-of-proportion influence on fashion as art, provocation, self-expression and social commentary.

Out-of-state influence likely helped decide races in North Carolina, Iowa and Mississippi.

The out-of-state influence bothered many in the state, including then-Chief Justice Lenore Prather, whom the Chamber supported, according to published accounts during that election.

Ground had been laid for this outcome with the Sykes-Picot plan for Britain and France to carve out areas of influence in the region.

A tie-dyed shirt, which is worn by one of the subjects, shows an out-of-place outside influence.

There's a sense that the Midlands is in danger of being squeezed out of influencing big political and funding decisions.

It was also clarified that the out-of-plane failure influenced the energy absorption performance of the crash tubes.

High levels of out-of-pocket payments influenced utilization rates of public healthcare.