Sentence examples for affect less from inspiring English sources

Although the policy might affect less than 1 percent of the total presentations, he said, it would ban significant and peer-reviewed scientific advances.

The rules are likely to affect less than a third of Indonesia's metal exports but are a precursor to a total ban on exports of raw materials.

Working on the basis of the temporary limit set in July, a committee of MPs calculated that the cap would affect less than 1% of immigrants.

The company, Purdue Pharma, said it was suspending shipments of only the 160 milligram tablet, the highest dose, which should affect less than 1percentt of patients who need the drug.

A proposed surtax on the wealthy, said Mr. Rangel, would affect "less than 1percentt of the wealthiest people in the United States" and, he insisted, would not have the impact on small businesses that critics say.

In 2014 Britain will introduce a ban on selling alcohol at below cost price, but this will affect less than 1% of all booze on sale, according to the Sheffield Alcohol Research Group, a British academic consortium.

And this will then affect less-affluent investors.

The bilateral United States-China textiles agreement affects less than 3percentt of United States imports from China.

This affects less than 1% of taxpayers, but attracts disproportionate attention.

Yet wine, which is fairly expensive, will be affected less than other drinks.

The restrictions imposed in 1970 appear to have affected less than 20% of its actual use.