Sentence examples for relatively influential from inspiring English sources
Kramer is part of a relatively influential Marshallese clan – her husband is a leading construction magnate in Majuro.
But while raising money from a close-knit group of relatively influential Omahans allowed Ms. Jacobson to get the theater built, to stay afloat she will have to reach, and educate, a good number of other residents.
If turnout is low, he said, Mr. Milosevic's Socialist Party could end up with as many as 50 seats in the 250-seat Parliament, making it the largest opposition party and still relatively influential, especially if the Democratic Opposition coalition splits, as is widely expected.
A farmer with a higher degree of centrality maintains more contacts with other farmers and is considered relatively influential in the farmers' network.
Thus, when they noticed tweets from, for example, Steve Chenevey of ABC 7, Brian Bolter of FOX 5, and Garrett Graff of Washingtonian magazine, they retweeted them, interacted with these relatively influential people, and amplified the fact that they had "VIPs" at the party to a wider audience paying attention from elsewhere.
A non-hierarchical organization would then imply that the most influential (in some sense) events are associated, albeit not primarily, with relatively influential events as well as less significant ones.
In the course of the 20th century, parents and older siblings became relatively less influential while coaches and elite athletes became more influential.
But what if the only alternative to cutting and running is staying and failing?So far, relatively few influential voices are calling for an immediate withdrawal.
In comparison, topography was relatively less influential.
Vitamins were identified as a relatively less influential nutrient, but high concentrations of vitamins supported enhanced yields of acetate and H2.
The operating pressure in hot isostatic press processing was relatively less influential than either the temperature or the dwell time in controlling the porosity.
