Sentence examples for concretely influence from inspiring English sources
The argument against a binding popular referendum that could override the Assembly's wishes is that the people of Tunisia have already vested power into the Assembly through free elections, and thus, a referendum may fail to concretely influence any constitutional choice the Assembly may have made.
After each interview, send what Attridge calls an "influence letter" or e-mail, where you talk concretely about what you would want to accomplish in your first six months on the job.
To put it a little more concretely, the Tea Party may be losing some of its outsized influence over the Republican Party.
"I have not decided concretely what I will do," he said, "but I will have an influence on events".
Furthermore, the varying of γ has different influence on the distribution of I F 2 and I F 1/F 3. Concretely, the distribution of I F 2 becomes more dispersed, and the probability of high interference increases obviously with the increase of γ.
More concretely it was found out that frequency offsets and receive correlation have a very strong influence on the receiver performance and can thus not be neglected in the simulations.
What does that mean concretely?
But only proportionality can be measured concretely.
Concretely, it happened during the Argentine crisis.
But what can such contact provide concretely?
He's holding you at bay, sometimes abstractly, sometimes concretely.
