Sentence examples for wide influence over from inspiring English sources

But he would become legendary as a voraciously hard-working official with strongly conservative views, an unusually sharp pen and wide influence over military, intelligence and other matters.

The rabbis were regarded favourably by the Romans as a politically submissive class, which, with its wide influence over the Jewish masses, could translate the Pax Romana (the peace imposed by Roman rule) into Jewish religious precepts.

Engaging many constituencies takes time and energy, but improvement work aligned with the interests of multiple groups and tied into enduring policy foci has a better chance of securing wider influence over time.

Perhaps no one has had the wide influence Mr. Stott has had, quietly, brilliantly and persistently, over the last 40 years in the global evangelical world.

His wide influence has continued to the present.

It is a declaration that has enjoyed wide influence.

Tachau (1988) discusses his wide influence on the scholastic tradition.

It had wide influence and was translated into several languages.

My hope, however, is that over time the wider influence of gaming will increase the expectations bar.

Now Mr. Shater, 62, commands far wider influence.

But that, apparently, has not affected his wider influence.