Sentence examples for revived influence from inspiring English sources

A slightly belated reaction to Jonathan Schlefer's interesting piece on the revived influence of Wynne Godley.

Stephen Wadsworth directs, and Louis Langrée, best known for his reviving influence at the Mostly Mozart Festival, makes his Met debut in the pit.

The initially successful 22nd dynasty revived Egyptian influence in Palestine.

"Moynihan's study of the relationship between poverty and family structure," William Julius Wilson said, "provided a framework for social scientific investigation that has -- especially since the mid-1980's, when research on the black poor was revived -- influenced research ideas and the development of research topics across social science disciplines".

Mr. Sarkozy's African tour has been seen as an effort to revive French influence on the continent.

Haberler also helped to revive the influence of the purchasing power parity doctrine, which states that relative price levels are major determinants of equilibrium exchange rates.

The next iteration of the iPhone could help it revive its influence, but that remains to be seen.

To be sure, he - according to those who are of this opinion - fears giving the military a leading role that could represent a gateway for it to revive its influence, which Erdogan has made sure to dwarf and reduce.

Rather, it is the idea that the pre-revolutionary relationship between Iran and the United States could somehow be revived, extending Iranian influence in the region and relegating Saudi Arabia to being, as it once was, the lesser party of America's "twin pillar" policy in the region.

The two sects of Hinduism, Saivism and Vaishnavism were revived under the influence of Adi Sankara and Ramanuja respectively.

The influence was revived in the 20th century by science-fiction and fantasy writers such as Mervyn Peake in his Gormenghast series.