Sentence examples for risen in influence from inspiring English sources

Several of Flynn's allies from his military career have stayed silent as their ex-colleague has risen in influence.

The Republican Party has been evolving a distinct isolationist wing as its libertarian element has risen in influence.

The impact of venous congestion, rather than cardiac output has risen in influencing CRS in recent years.

The trend coincides with the fast and extraordinarily rise in influence of ISIS across the north of the country since May.

These parents are pushing back on what they perceive to be pseudoscience and regressive sexual values inherent in abstinence education, at the same time that CPCs are rising in influence under the Trump administration, which has increased investment in abstinence curriculum and awarded grants to CPCs for teaching it.  .

Hutchinson's relationship with Pownall was awkward, for Pownall was at the center of political activities that dislodged Governor Shirley, under whose patronage Hutchinson had risen in power and influence.

Saudi Arabia and the Emirate states, which support the Syrian opposition, have looked on with alarm as the jihadist influence has risen in the north and the likelihood of any western power taking them on continues to fade.

Their rise in influence is causing consternation for mainstream Democrats and Republicans alike.

But the report offers an unusually detailed portrait of internal problems at a union that is on the rise in influence and power.

"Poor governance, continuous hostility with India and the cold war have all accounted for the destruction of Pakistan"s social structure and the rise in influence of the extremists," Lt Gen Talat Masood, a former defence secretary pointed out yesterday.

For example, Richard Burr, a senator from North Carolina, calls the treaty a surrender of sovereignty which would punish the United States by forcing it to fund the lion's share of a global anti-tobacco drive with no corresponding rise in influence.