Sentence examples for disproportionately influencing from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bush hopes to build the "productive relationship" that he spoke of after the 24 American crew members were returned in April, he will have to keep military issues from disproportionately influencing dealings with Beijing.

They aren't role models, they aren't admired and aren't disproportionately influencing young people in my community.

Indeed, these results indicate that there are non-random processes interacting and disproportionately influencing spatial coral diversity patterns.

We urge caution in making direct comparisons among these regions, as sampling effort is unequal, disproportionately influencing low diversity areas such as Bootless Bay.

To ensure that individuals with extreme exposure values were not disproportionately influencing results, we conducted sensitivity analyses excluding observations greater than three times the 75th percentile for each compound (PFOS, n = 0; PFOA, n = 2; PFNA, n = 12; PFHxS, n = 26).

"I guess all of us would say it's disproportionately influenced by money.

Our imbalance towards 'inside' information in football seems to disproportionately influence our reasoning.

This group may be disproportionately influenced by Mr Bush's greater personal appeal.

And Governor McGreevey has publicly distanced himself from Mr. Norcross since coming under increasing criticism that his administration is being disproportionately influenced by Mr. Norcross and by John Lynch, a former state Senate and the governors political mentor.

That would tend to lend credence to my argument that group decisions often reflect not the collective judgment of members, but are rather disproportionately influenced by the opinions of those who are most engaged with the issues.

For example, people appear to be disproportionately influenced by the fear of feeling regret, and will often pass up even benefits within reach to avoid a small risk of feeling they have failed.