One group of elites was predominantly English, contained the most influential landowners, and was Protestant, affiliated with the Church of Ireland; the other was predominantly commercial, contained Scots as well as English, and included Protestants affiliated with various sects, especially Calvinist ones.
Questions surrounding the actions of Mr. Silver, one of New York's most influential Democrats, were met predominantly with silence by many of the same city and state officials who had loudly called for Mr. Lopez's resignation last week.
This may perpetuate a perception that there is less need for the theoretical rationale to be reported in quantitative studies and may have been influential in this review predominantly including questionnaire-based and qualitative interview studies.
"To have the backing from such influential investors, whose experience lies predominantly in the fashion industry, provides huge validation for us," added Beckerman in a statement.
King's style, known predominantly for one-note guitar solos, was especially influential of rock of the 1960s and 1970s.
Along with social cognition approaches, this strand of motivational theory has been particularly influential in the context of CHW motivation where the focus has predominantly been on finding the right match between incentives and the individual worker.
In his influential book, The Essential Difference, Baron-Cohen argued that "the female brain is predominantly hard-wired for empathy.
The extremely positive sentiment leaning towards these topics is predominantly (60 and 78 %, respectively) due to only three tweets by the two most influential users of the "Celebrity" community: "iansomerhalder" and "LeoDiCaprio".
