Sentence examples for to be very influential from inspiring English sources

Take Plato, Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas: they all wrote extensively and much of that proved to be very influential.

The conservative Heritage Foundation, known to be very influential with the new administration, proposed abolishing the office.

Consider the recent enactment of the California Consumer Privacy Act, which is likely to be very influential given its scope of application, or Vermont's data-broker legislation.

He was arrested, imprisoned, tortured, and sent into internal exile – a painful period that proved to be very influential in Montazeri's intellectual development.

That was the number of colonists allegedly sent out to Heraclea in Trachis by the Spartans, and the concept of the myriandros polis was to be very influential in the 4th century and Hellenistic period.

"The ITC's report in this case is going to be very influential," said Eric Emerson, an international trade attorney at the law firm Steptoe, who is not representing groups testifying before the ITC about the deal.

And I think there's really something to this: framing effects can be very influential, and to the degree that you can think of a task as close rather than distant, you're more likely to actually get it done.

"Even though I can't vote, even myself can be very influential to my friends and family that are able to vote for a presidential candidate who is for the people," Arciga said.

"I'm sure a referral from him to appropriate federal authorities would be very influential," Bishop said.

He's had a remarkable career when you think about it for someone to go from one band to another and have them both be very influential and popular, with Helmet and Battles.

In situations like these, a name can be very influential.