Sentence examples for proved influential in from inspiring English sources
Its findings proved influential in both state and local reforms.
Muir's writings ultimately proved influential in swinging public opinion as well as congressional opinion in favour of national forest reservations.
In any case, some vloggers have already proved influential in persuading fans to buy their own products.
His emphasis on personal religious observance and his pragmatic approach to church dogma proved influential in France and England as well as in Switzerland.
In 1935 he studied with the music theorist Joseph Schillinger, who proved influential in Miller's development of the instrumentation that was an important component in his later success.
His condemnation of the use of images in Judicium Dei (1523; "The Judgment of God") proved influential in the Reformers' efforts to combat images in the churches.
He devoted a considerable proportion of his essays to literary criticism, which was to prove influential in the subsequent development of the English novel.
Left-leaning bloggers have already proven influential in Congressional races, most notably providing muscle that helped Ned Lamont defeat Senator Joseph I. Lieberman in the Connecticut Democratic primary in 2006.
In fact, the Russians of southern Brooklyn may prove influential in the Democratic Congressional primary battle between Hakeem Jeffries, a moderate state assemblyman, and Charles Barron, a city councilman who has criticized Israel's policies toward the Palestinians.
Consider, for instance, Republican insistence that environmental regulation of the coal industry is destroying jobs and weakening recovery from the recession, a political issue that could prove influential in the coming presidential election.
Now the handful of dissenters, backed by the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, are suing the homeowner association in a lawsuit that could change New Jersey law and prove influential in other states as well.
