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Meanings of influence in English
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Examples for "shape"
Examples for "shape"
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Outside the top 100 stocks however, the market was in good shape.
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Bembo's work was used to shape the language spoken across Italy today.
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Egalitarianism as well as competition help shape animal societies, including human ones.
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Good citizenship teachers are also good campaigners in some shape or form.
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We do have a very good credit rating; we're in good shape.
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How parties react to it will determine their political future, he said.
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The tests try to determine how banks would withstand another financial crisis.
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Its health will determine where the economy, and interest rates, are heading.
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I will allow the market, not the government, to determine fuel prices.
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The way we see food will determine the way we are seen.
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One way to regulate a company is through competition, through government regulation.
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Late last year, a proposal to regulate bank fees hit local markets.
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The paragraph says national governments will continue to regulate domestic arms sales.
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Principles regulate ranges of events, but particular and unpredictable events make history.
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Mr Davies said: I do not trust this industry to regulate itself.
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Hungry critters, UV damage and mold can compromise your pack's water resistance.
2
Details on Sen. Jackson's power to mold defense & arms control policy.
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Background: The effect of mold fungi to allergic sensitization is not well-known.
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He is of a different mold from the men in the street.
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I didn't check everywhere, but the body parts I saw looked mold-free.
To be of (some) importance, to influence something or someone (enough), to impress, to touch.
Usage of influence in English
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Market players expect these factors will continue to influence prices next year.
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The company, however, currently wields far more influence at home than abroad.
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One thing is clear: the instructors still have great power and influence.
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Conclusions: Comorbidity can influence the course and outcome of both associated conditions.
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Moreover, the UK has severely limited its influence in future EU decisions.
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VIOLENCE A FACTOR A surge in recent violence could influence voter preferences.
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The question is whether our psychological state can influence our immune systems.
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Thompson said the election in September outcome will also influence the market.
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Organisations that deal in information need money to survive, and desire influence.
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If you want more influence in Europe, then you need closer cooperation.
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And then, of course, there is the issue of influence and power.
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However, the potential influence of spouse confidence has received little research attention.
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Now a far different force gained great influence over intelligence: corporate America.
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They wanted to influence public opinion in Germany against the Afghan mission.
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To what extent is masonic influence in public life a problem today?
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However, little information exists on what factors influence this complex decision-making process.
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Translations for influence
Portuguese
Influence through the time
Influence across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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