Sentence examples for seen as influential from inspiring English sources

Cathedral of New York in St. Albans, Queens, his endorsement is seen as influential among thousands of parishioners.

H&M is the largest purchaser of garments from Bangladesh, and its endorsement was seen as influential to other brands.

It is seen as influential, and capable of altering opinion – hence the kneejerk reaction to the map.

In January, David Cameron had announced ministers could campaign on either side, and despite being a backbencher, Johnson's view was seen as influential.

The support from Mr. Fottorino, a former reporter and published author, was seen as influential in persuading journalists at Le Monde to accept the bid, which required them to yield some of their considerable power over management.

Her book of social-political criticism, "The Wild Fire," published in 1985 when Taiwan was still under Kuomintang's one-party rule, was seen as influential in the democratization of the island.

One consequence is that the Spanish government now principally addresses itself to the foreign media outlets it sees as  influential.

Departments of Family Medicine in the PRIMAFAMED Africa Network from sixteen African countries were asked to purposively identify four key country leaders in their country: two in a government department of health and two in an academic institution, who they saw as influential to the implementation of family medicine in the public service.

In Europe, fans of the Italian "giallo" genre have seen directors as influential as Mario Bava and Lucio Fulci variously draw upon the writings of the so-called godfather of modern horror, while a collaboration between Dario Argento and George Romero spawned one of the most neglected Poe spin-offs in the shape of 1990's eerie (and frequently gory) Two Evil Eyes.

And Brazil is seen as more influential than the United States across much of the region.

Nuclear weapons are not seen as particularly influential even in military and political terms.