Sentence examples for which was influential from inspiring English sources

The constitution of Arizona reflects the ideals of the Progressive movement, which was influential at the time of the constitutional convention in 1910.

Her work, which was influential well beyond the confines of her own discipline, was characterized by its integration of historiography, philosophy, and gender theory.

I understood why Zhang published books like "The Children of Sanchez," which was influential in discussions of poverty and urbanization in the U.S. during the sixties and seventies.

Jebb co-authored a study for Weight Watchers which was influential in a government decision to allow GPs to refer overweight patients to slimming clubs on the NHS.

Mayor Edward I. Koch pressed Albany to adopt new real estate taxes to prevent a fare increase, which was influential in Gov. Mario M. Cuomo's decision to appoint a transit financing panel.

1699 Edinburgh, Scotland February 4, 1746 Athelstaneford, Scotland Robert Blair, (born 1699, Edinburgh, Scot. died Feb. 4, 1746, Athelstaneford, East Lothian) Scottish poet remembered for a single poem, The Grave, which was influential in giving rise to the graveyard school of poetry.

His chamber works, which were influential, include a string quartet, three piano trios, and cello and violin sonatas.

That message was also echoed by the Conservative Party of New York State, which is influential with upstate Republican senators.

One is the system of lots, which are influential points as distant from some specified points in the horoscopic diagram as two planets are from each other.

This organisation brings together parties from across the political spectrum, civil groups and the Y En A Marre rap band, which is influential with young voters.

Even the Roman Catholic church, which is influential in the city's politics and usually sees closures as a plot to end Catholic education, is swallowing its share of the cuts.What has changed?