Which preposition to use with influential

in Occurrences 43%

In New York, Dr. Felix Adler established a Free Kindergarten in 1878, and Teachers' College was influential in helping to form an association which supports several.

of Occurrences 33%

The most influential of the grasses composing the sod is a delicate calamagrostis with fine filiform leaves, and loose, airy panicles that seem to float above the flowery lawn like a purple mist.

than Occurrences 7%

The German participation was small and less influential than the French, and no agreement could be reached on the burning question of Alsace-Lorraine.

among Occurrences 5%

It was very influential among the Germanic nations, serving as the chief basis of their early legislation; it also paved the way for the more complete codification that followed in the Justinian Code, which superseded it.

as Occurrences 4%

Its nature and the movers in the matter were not known, so far as I could gather, even to men so influential as the chief Professors of the University.

for Occurrences 4%

A poor artist who succeeds in winning a rich heiress is often regarded as an adventurer, even though his ancestors have been respectable and influential for four generations.

with Occurrences 3%

Too influential with the half-breeds.

on Occurrences 3%

Exactly how influential on policy?

by Occurrences 1%

As to our former aristocracy, a class influential by its connections, and by its large landed property: you remember that, when we succeeded to abolish the feudal charges, and converted millions of our countrymen, of different religion and different language, out of leaseholders into free landed proprietors, we guaranteed an indemnification to the landowners for what they lost.

at Occurrences 1%

This tendency of thought acquired greater importance when, in 1840, Frederick William IV succeeded to the throne; he was also a man of deep religious feeling, and under his reign the extreme Lutheran party became influential at Court.

between Occurrences 1%

It was immediately inspired, not, as is commonly supposed, by the critiques in the Edinburgh Review, but by the critiques in the British Critic, a periodical founded in 1793, and exceedingly influential between that time and about 1812.

from Occurrences 1%

They were all the more influential from the circumstance that their show of argument was backed by the solid substance of patronage.

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