Sentence examples for some of the influence from inspiring English sources

Delaunay's work on the lunar theory demonstrates some of the influence that celestial mechanics has had on the development of the techniques of classical mechanics.

If Europe's religious organisations want to keep some of the influence they now wield over education, and over society as a whole, they will need to learn to make tactical retreats, rather than insist on every inherited privilege and perk.

At the very least it might advertise Western expertise, wealth and generosity, and restore some of the influence that has been lost to Myanmar's big commercial partners in the region.

He has long cherished the notion of a euro-zone club, with its own summits, to regain some of the influence that France has lost in a bigger EU.That is not quite what he will get.

The plaintiffs are seeking to oust the current officers and board members for "willful and wanton fiscally improper actions" and are pushing to restore some of the influence they felt they had before a 1997 bylaw change eliminated the term "shareholder" and reclassified them as "members".

To try to regain some of the influence Millburn lost as a kind of only child in its redrawn district, and to escape its inordinate tax burden, the mayor and his four fellow Township Committee members voted unanimously last month to place the secession question on the ballot.

Some of the influences highlighted in the show are obvious.

Here Hadley discusses her work life and some of the influences on her fiction.

Besides Sesame Street, what were some of the influences on Once Upon a Monster, in terms of communicating stories and characters to children?

So I didn't want it to be distracting, but I definitely wanted to introduce to the next generation some of the influences I was introduced".

I've been around enough to understand some of the influences that can take a public servant off course, such as people with special interests and an agenda.