Sentence examples for easier to affect from inspiring English sources

Voter turnout campaigns are typically more influential in primaries, because fewer people vote, making the outcome easier to affect.

It is easier to affect emissions in poor countries, since such places tend to be less energy efficient, to have adopted fewer measures for cutting pollution and to be installing more new capacity.

Of course, none of this was news to the CEO, nor were these factors particularly easy to affect, leading to mild despondency on the team.

This shows that it's scarily easy to affect how people choose what they'd like to do with their lives.

"It's really difficult to affect market share positively, but it's really easy to affect it negatively if you're not out there".

Unfortunately, these algorithms are easy to affect by noise as well as require its prior knowledge.

The former one is easy to affect the machining quality, and the latter one affects the machining efficiency.

Nowadays it's not easy to affect people, so if my works are able to affect people it confirms that I did a good job.

The absence of variables related to topography may make it easier for managers to affect positive change in resting habitat suitability since all variables can be influenced by management actions.

We extract the data Log2 [R/G Normalized Ratio (Medium)] of each gene because the mean value of the normalized ratio is much easier to be affected by noise than the medium value.

"What happened?" It was easy, he found, to affect the concerned tone of an adviser, when really he was fishing for information.