She's evolved into a very highly respected, influential industry leader".
As seen in Figure 3, we can rank the influence of individual survey items into one of the four categories: highly influential, very influential, moderately influential and less influential.
Similarly, but from a very different theoretical background, Michel Foucault's highly influential analysis presupposes that power is a kind of power-over; and he puts it, "if we speak of the structures or the mechanisms of power, it is only insofar as we suppose that certain persons exercise power over others" (1983, 217).
The Oculus Rift launch has been a rocky one that hasn't exactly left fans of the highly influential consumer VR platform very happy.
Their cultures have an air of informality, their land masses are relatively equivalent and both are highly influential civilizations, albeit for very different reasons.
In such networks, high out-degree nodes may actually have very low out-leverage and, therefore, may not be highly influential over the local behavior of the network.
The Standard was "a very good newspaper" with some "brilliant journalists," Lebedev said, adding that the Daily Mail was a "highly influential" title that closely reflected British public attitudes.
"So, if you're looking for a legislative champion who's going to get a lot of other highly influential members to sign on, this is a great way to see who are the very big players".
In a highly influential paper, "Responsibility and the Limits of Evil: Variations on a Strawsonian Theme," the compatibilist Gary Watson took a very honest look at how historical considerations influence intuitive judgments of moral responsibility (1987).
It was highly influential".
Nonetheless, the paper was highly influential.
