Sentence examples for seem influential from inspiring English sources

"It might not seem influential to stopping the war, but it will be!

The fact that Sánchez has scored 12 goals himself is making Özil seem less influential than he is.

"The Islamists are organized so they seem more influential than their real weight," said Usama Endar, a management consultant who was among the wealthy Tripolitans who helped finance the revolution.

According to a study published last September by Mumsnet, an internet forum for parents, the gap in voting intentions is larger among renters than among those who own their homes outright, and among working-age people than older ones (see first chart).Divergent living standards, then, seem more influential than Mr Cameron's cabinet appointments or bullying parliamentary performances.

If both systems are shown to have a positive influence on China's catching-up process, the indigenous innovation system however does not seem as influential as the FDI-based one.

Experts say that groups like Identity Evropa often exaggerate their membership figures in order to seem more influential than they actually are.

Specific knowledge and/or networks in the health care sector seem more influential than the educational level of the parents.

Buried salt bridges (ion) and disulfide bonds (S-S) seem less influential, but are also comparatively rare in the investigated protein structures.

(Reykjavik, Iceland, seems unusually influential at the moment).

Yet in the end, the format seemed less influential than the campaign strategists' orders.

It is the game against the Czechs that seems most influential, though, since they are Scotland's closest rivals in the qualifying group.