Sentence examples for be less influential and from inspiring English sources
But I'm predicting that on appeal, that powerful factual pull will be less influential, and the appellate court will focus more on the legal rules mandating substantial deference to arbitrators' decisions.
Non-traditional organizations tend to be less influential and prestigious, and to maintain a lower percentage of their ties to other non-traditional organizations, compared to traditional organizations.
In terms of texture and vibrotactile perception, the phases of the skin vibrations were less influential, and the power or intensity of the spectral density in the frequency domain are considered important [6, 8, 23 25].
When the communists had gained the upper hand in the north, many Catholics had already begun making preparations to move to the south, where the communists were less influential, and large movements began immediately when news of the partition came through.
A bad migration experience could mean that 'stay' factors are less influential and it is therefore likely that the health worker will again be exposed to push and pull factors which may result in onward migration or even return migration to the county of origin.
If Britain leaves, Europe would be weaker as a partner, and Britain would be less influential in Europe and in the world.
Accordingly, the other casting parameters have been found to be less influential on the final pore size and their distribution.
Further, a recent simulation study illustrated that nonparticipation may be less influential in studies of associations between exposures and outcomes [ 54].
The maximal strain achieved during the compression phase is found to be less influential, however it still significantly affects the shape and size of damage.
Conservatism and conformism are the two main criticisms of Italian fashion now, and Milan is said to be less influential than it was.
