Sentence examples for unbridled influence from inspiring English sources

Though clearly sympathetic to Mr. Reagan's family, they are still angry over his policies, which they assert reflected the unbridled influence of social conservatives.

But instead of accepting the old terms, which many African officials call unconditional surrender, some cash-starved African states are pushing back, showing an assertiveness unthinkable until recently and suggesting that the days of unbridled influence by the African continent's mega-investor may be waning.

They are getting angry about the unbridled influence that big coal and gas companies have over the people who are meant to run this country.

While many within the community have long called for a counterbalance to the unbridled influence of groups stoking perennial U.S.-Iran conflict ― often in line with hard-line pro-Israel, Saudi and MEK-aligned Iranian opposition goals ― reticence to engage the policy-making process is still prevalent.

We've entered a new phase of American history, the Corporatist period where multinational corporations have unbridled political influence.

Barons, cowboys, outlaws and gunslingers all vying for their voice by rushing for content gold in this unbridled sphere of influence — but they are stumbling in the thicket of the emigrant trails.

They are upset by the unbridled greed and political influence peddling demonstrated by banks, drug companies, insurance companies, and other large corporations.

This position was further substantiated by Bart Chilton, the one CFTC commissioner who truly has the public's interest at heart; he issued a statement earlier this year focusing on the damaging influence that unbridled speculation has on commodity prices including oil.

They are upset by the unbridled selfishness and political influence-peddling demonstrated by banks, oil companies, drug companies, insurance companies, and other large corporations.

That has left it up to the international community, mainly the United States and United Nations, to act as a safeguard against unbridled presidential power, while trying not to appear to wield undue influence on the fledgling government.

The influence of Hank Williams' songs, capturing nearly existential heartache as well as unbridled joy, became a major source of inspiration, along with the honky-tonk songs of Ernest Tubb and, especially, Lefty Frizzell, whose signature was his extraordinary twisting and turning of syllables, words and phrases, a model that Jones quickly adopted.