Sentence examples for a weaker role from inspiring English sources

Nor should a stronger NATO mean a weaker role for the United Nations.

The Azules ("Blues"), who prevailed, favoured a constitutional government by a coalition including the Peronists, who would be confined to a weaker role than that indicated by their voting strength.

In conclusion, our results show that dominance plays a weaker role for male reproductive success in rhesus macaques than predicted by the PoA model.

There is still a role for random mutation, but West-Eberhard suggests that it plays a weaker role than the environment and intention of the organism at issue.

Our results support the concept that functional HL plays a weaker role than communicative and critical HL in the relationship between HL and diabetes management in a population with relatively high functional HL, as in our participants in Japan.

"Before, because of these wrong results of CO2 lagging temperature, people were interpreting it as a weak role for CO2 in the climate variation of the past," Dr. Parrenin said.

Therefore, lattice distortion caused by scale inhibitor may play a weak role for calcium carbonate scale inhibition in the oilfield environment containing carbon dioxide.

The film became a blockbuster and won critical acclaim, with a reviewer citing that Madhavan acts with "extreme, believable sincerity" dubbing him as "truly a poster boy for India", whilst another claimed he performed " a weak role with elan".

The second main finding of this study is that although heterozygosity has a weak role in population growth, there is considerable variation in the impact of heterozygosity on population dynamics within different gender and age groups.

As shown in Additional file 6: Figure S4, uORFs only played a weak role in causing poor translation in rpl24b.

In this system, there is considerable fragmentation of activities between private and public actors with a weak role of supervision and regulation by the Ministry of Health.