Meanings of primary influence in English

Manry cites French graffiti artist Invader as a primary influence.

As a force-producer, man's primary influence is voluntary in nature.

It says the territory bounded by Japan, Guam and Indonesia represent its sphere of ' primary influence'.

Conclusion: A discussion about cancer follow-up may affect survivorship care through its primary influence on patient-oncologist expectations.

Pearl White was her primary influence.

Yet this does not stop us from claiming a practical authority over those systems in which we exert primary influence.

The dominating and primary influence that gives rise to all material phenomena have their inception in the Cause world-theworld of Spirit.

Criminologists have recently begun examining Gottfredson and Hirschi's (1990) proposition that parenting is the primary influence on children's levels of self-control.

I would've put Tom Waits and Elliott Smith as Ryan's primary influences, but there you go.

In my life as a writer and overall creative person, They Might Be Giants have been and continue to be one of my primary influences.