Sentence examples for sufficiently influential from inspiring English sources

When the officials exiting are sufficiently influential, such a jolt may indeed result.

The Liberal Party was sufficiently influential that John F. Kennedy addressed its convention during the 1960 campaign.

By 1978, he had become a sufficiently influential figure to be endorsed as the president of northern Yemen.

Only after he has verified that the supporters are sufficiently influential are the regional lobbyists, working on contract for Century Strategies, authorized to solicit more letters.

John Churchill was the son of, member of Parliament, who possessed only a moderate property but was sufficiently influential at the court of Charles II to be able to provide for his sons there and in the armed forces.

Tóibín accepts without question, for example, the rather unlikely story that the temple priests were sufficiently influential among a general public who regularly rioted against them that they could force the crowd to call for Barabbas not Jesus during Pilate's version of "Judea's Got (Criminal) Talent": first prize pardon, second prize crucifixion.

An anonymous committee then decides if you are sufficiently "Instagram-influential".

Mr. Podner said he wanted to make sure they were sufficiently prominent and influential.

It is commonplace to hear US elites unblinkingly insisting that those who become sufficiently important and influential are - and should be - immunized from the system of criminal punishment to which everyone else is subjected.

Dodd's performance in the opinion polls varied, but in the financial sphere, he had secured some notable and influential endorsements who had sufficiently funded his campaign.

"Influential" scientific information must be sufficiently transparent to be reproduced subject to several caveats.