Sentence examples for probably more influential from inspiring English sources

"There are probably more influential factors at play here than we've seen in quite a few years," Oklahoma's athletic director, Joe Castiglione, said.

But he was probably more influential as a producer, working with directors like Milos Forman ("Valmont"), Roman Polanski ("Tess") and Philippe de Broca ("L'Africain").

(And, of course, the impact of entertainment: the MTV reality show "Teen Mom" is far more absorbing than the average sex-ed curriculum, and probably more influential as well).

(Nothing is more ulmien than his failure to mention the École Normale at St. Cloud, which, as a trainer of primary schoolteachers, was less prestigious but probably more influential than its sister institution in Paris).

They spent the weeklong voyage swapping ideas on how to steer China's unruly economy between the plan and the market.This "steamship conference", organised by the World Bank at the request of a government commission, has become legendary (although a bank report published the same year was probably more influential).

Whether that will actually happen — the black market rates are probably more influential — is anyone's guess.

SHELLEY DIAMOND, San Francisco, posted on nytimes.com The child's overall lifestyle — sleep, diet and exercise — is probably even more influential on school performance than any pseudo-cognitive behavioral therapy.

Business has probably never been more influential than it is now.

Wrought-iron arms and armor were expensive, and the sword's owner was probably wealthier or more influential than the average Viking, Professor Alexandra Sanmark, a Viking expert at the University of the Highlands and Islands in Scotland, said.

But, Altieri said, Boehner probably would have been more influential if he supported marijuana use for veterans while he was speaker.

He says, "Top scientists are incredibly influential, probably more so than they realize.