His mother's brother was Arthur Golding, whose translation of Ovid's "Metamorphoses" had an undisputed influence on Shakespeare.
Despite France's undisputed influence as Europe's biggest power broker next to Germany, its debt as a percentage of gross domestic product is expected to reach 85.3 percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
On the other hand, a few writers exerted wide and undisputed influence.
The importance of animal production in the overall context of human activity is undisputed and influences food supply, job security, income producing, as well as landscape and local ecosystems conservation.
The succession of his son Unujur was peaceful and undisputed, due to the influence of the powerful commander-in-chief, Kafur.
Unlike alcohol, which has an undisputed — and usually quite apparent — influence on driving, there is no clear-cut consensus on the amount of marijuana that must be consumed to impair a driver's ability.
Clearly, emotion's influence on learning is undisputed, in all contexts, including online learning.
As the undisputed father of American experimental music, Cage's influence has informed the music of rock bands such as Sonic Youth, Stereolab, composer and rock and jazz guitarist Frank Zappa, and various noise music artists and bands.
At the age of 10, he was apprenticed to Hendrik van Balen, a successful Antwerp painter, and he must soon have come under the influence of Rubens, who after 1608 assumed undisputed leadership of art in Antwerp.
Despite the undisputed advantages the implementation of the "Internet of Things" also exerts a crucial influence on the social and economic forms of organization and on the organization of work.
However, Aristotle's picture of the will was not undisputed in the Middle Ages: as early as the twelfth century, Anselm, possibly influenced by the Stoics, had outlined a theory in which the will was a self-mover, and in which moral conflict was explained by the presence of two wills in the same person (Normore 1998, p. 28; Ingham 2010).
