Sentence examples for affecting too much from inspiring English sources

"It would be interesting to be able to modulate this so that it confers just the good part, without affecting too much growth," he said.

The results indicate that the orthogonal arrays method can significantly reduce the number of training samples without affecting too much the accuracy of the neural network prediction.

"The security improvement doesn't affect too much the rate of production of blast walls.

But whether Messi makes it or not, neither man's legacy should be affected too much.

They spent one night on the mountain: "We were quite lucky since our house was not affected too much.

"We wanted to win, but I damaged the front and that didn't help, but in the end it didn't affect too much.

"This subject is too important and affects too much of our economy to be written in its final stages by a select few Democrats and lobbyists behind closed doors," he wrote in a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Justice Minister Yosef Lapid, head of a party in Mr. Sharon's rightist coalition, asked the cabinet to reopen debate on whether the barrier's position should be changed because it affects too much Palestinian land and has sparked American criticism.

However, the results of the four-layered plates were not affected too much.

To ensure that the numerical solution is not affected too much by the lack of measurements in the polar gap, we rely on a final module.

"This week we've not really been affected too much because Jim Magilton [performance director] and Stephen Robinson [youth team coach] have stepped in and done an excellent job".