Sentence examples similar to uncontested influence from inspiring English sources

They face an advertising base shaken by a lingering recession, and the rise of bloggers and Web-savvy fashionistas — some of whom were in Underoos the last time harem pants were in style — who are eating away at the once-uncontested influence of magazine editors to shape trends.

But with their vast and often uncontested reach and influence over populations beyond urban centers, which as a rule have less access to independent sources of information, state television is the medium that shapes the views of audiences that typically represent the authoritarians' core base of support.

On the one hand, the pain-relieving qualities of NSAIDs are uncontested; 5 however, their influence on the healing process is controversial 5 and their adverse effects in sport, for example in the context of dehydration and the kidney, are not fully understood.

A relatively low (though growing) turnout rate and the over-representation of Latino voters in uncontested states almost half live in California and Texas alone limits the influence in presidential elections of those who can vote.Still, the Democratic tilt of Latinos has set states swinging.

So if the Right maintains an authoritative monopoly on personal and familial morality, all progressive pleas about separating church and state cannot surmount the subterranean influence of a fundamentalist worldview so uncontested that it is almost invisible.

Still, the scientific evidence is uncontested: what and how we eat as children influences dietary patterns for the rest of our lives.

With his political influence and a head start on contributions, he was nearly uncontested when he ran for election to the House of Representatives in 1988.

MARV ALBERT: Uncontested!

No blessing goes uncontested.

Taking uncontested showers at noon.

So uncontested shots were unlikely.