Sentence examples for rather influential from inspiring English sources

Some of us are even rather influential and in charge of fairly large budgets!

And yet, of late, tie-dye has found some rather influential fans in high fashion places.

This Review summarizes and discusses the evidence that metabolism is not a mere consequence of, but rather influential on stem cell fate.

Rather, influential bureaucrats have worked with "tribes" of politicians to protect the interests of road builders, construction companies, farmers and other lobbies.

A small but rather influential study carried out 3 decades ago randomized subjects with GFR <35 ml/min to 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (1,25-D) (1 μg daily) or to vitamin D3 (4,000 units daily), finding increased progression of loss of GFR with the former (16).

NatMag toyed with making the list about powerful rather than influential women.

And in 1588, strong winds were rather more influential than the Royal Navy in overwhelming the formidable Spanish Armada.

The bill's sponsors aim to win the support of the American people rather than influential industry lobbying groups.

Otherwise, standing outside the Stevenage dugout, he was as still as he had been on the field and, for the moment, rather less influential.

It's not that Europeans think the church is out of touch or backward, but that they -- or rather an influential group of intellectuals and politicians -- heartily despise everything about it.

(His extensive later attempts to demonstrate a causal relationship between business cycles and sunspots were rather less influential).Towards the end of the 19th century the story of statistics found its way into an increasing variety of arenas.