Sentence examples for second more influential from inspiring English sources

However this analysis seems to fall out of the picture in the second, more influential part of his essay.

The first half of the text is a history of the study of electricity to 1766; the second and more influential half is a description of contemporary theories about electricity and suggestions for future research.

Knowing that the first was more influential than the second, he got to work in establishing a culture of accountability.

A second, even more influential criticism of the Paycheck Fairness Act holds that "the market knows best".

The second — and more influential — demiurge of the folk-music microcosm is Bob Dylan, who is also twenty-three.

A second, and more influential, factor affecting the number of cases needed to reach a statistically significant comparison was treatment complexity.

"US prosecutors accuse Ahmad of leading a terror suspect cell from his South London home, channeling funds to jihadist groups and creating one of the first and more influential of the Islamist extremist websites". Because the site originated in the UK, Ahmad argued that extradition to the US is unnecessary.

But a second and even more influential A.P.S.A. report, "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System," published in 1950, sifted through the problem of party discipline.

The second, and possibly more influential, took place a few years later when Crane, an aspiring journalist, enrolled at Syracuse University for the spring 1891 semester.

A second and probably more influential factor is the greater urbanisation of Zambia: again in both countries, pMOH is very strongly associated with urban dwelling (ORs of 6.1 [13] and 8.6 [30]).

Now of course we have a conflict here, and her original lesson will at first be vastly more influential.