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Meanings of more influence in English

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Usage of more influence in English
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The company, however, currently wields far more influence at home than abroad.
Reuters
2
If you want more influence in Europe, then you need closer cooperation.
The Guardian
3
He has no more influence in the Loughton borough than I have.
Phineas Redux
4
There was no one in the Cabinet with more influence than Hebblethwaite.
The Double Traitor
5
Look what happened afterward: bitcoins have been winning more and more influence.
The Guardian
6
He seems to think I might have more influence where you're concerned.
Patrick's destiny
7
The EU has more influence globally with the UK as a member.
The Guardian
8
The Sage of Omaha can't need more influence in his own backyard.
Reuters
9
Reaction temperature showed more influence than reaction time on solid residue formation.
Pubmed
10
He had a great deal more influence over them than any teacher.
Saxe Holm's Stories / First Series
11
You may have more influence than any other single person, says Boggs.
Mockingjay
12
It may be that his heir apparent, Lachlan, has more influence now.
The Guardian
13
Newton had more influence on Voltaire than he did on James Hargreaves.
The Rational Optimist
14
Now, however, Rachel's society was beginning to have more influence over him.
Garman and Worse: A Norwegian Novel
15
Upon Metsu's work Terburg, however, exercised more influence than did Gerard Dou.
A Wanderer in Holland
16
You have more influence with those men than any one around here!
The Crucifixion of Philip Strong
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