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The phrase "a little influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of impact or effect that someone or something has on a situation or person.
Example: "Her speech had a little influence on the audience's decision to support the initiative."
Alternatives: "some influence" or "a slight impact".
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Just a little influence, here and there.
The type of aggregate had a little influence on the chloride penetration resistance.
It is observed that the stacking sequence of the facesheet has a little influence on the indentation response.
The incident photons had a little influence on pit initiation and a marked effect on pit growth.
Fiber length had a little influence on the degree of fiber dispersion, but a significant influence on the fiber orientation.
However, the colliding relaxation term have a little influence on the kernel region in the startup process for Kn ≥ 0.1.
Similar(11)
Eventually, Eddie, in a vengeful move that's more than a little influenced by his own death wish, betrays Rodolpho and Marco to an immigration officer — an act that leads to his death in a rain of blood.
Images of Bartok the hard-nosed modernist will be moderated by the early pieces, which are deeply Romantic and more than a little influenced by one of the composer's idols, Franz Liszt.
MR: And the chorus sounds a little influenced by The Band.
He is more than a little influenced by Steve Reich's use of speech as a template for melody and rhythm.
His jazz-driven hard edge is more than a little influenced by the Dutch Minimalist school founded by Louis Andriessen.
More suggestions(18)
a little strength
a minimal influence
a little significance
a little leverage
a little impact
a little authority
a little role
a little flu
a scant influence
a little importance
a little interference
a very small influence
a little inroads
a little influential
a little influenced
a small influence
a severe influence
a dramatic influence
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