Sentence examples for easy influence from inspiring English sources

All too often, the path to easy influence is to impugn the other side's motives and methods, rather than recognising and challenging an opposing argument's points.

Also, while many people believe that chief executives wield direct and easy influence, the reality is that any CEO has a difficult time influencing his or her organization.

These results indicated that males benefit more from better economic status than females, while females were easier influenced by negative economic situation (i.e., having debts).

2. BMI: Since the influence of toxic substances could be associated with size (smaller subjects are easier influenced due to higher concentrations of toxins per kilo, or the opposite: obese persons being more susceptible because of higher absorption-rates in adipose tissue) the multivariate analyses were also stratified for BMI-categories.

"And it's easy to influence them.

However we know that we are more easy to influence than a lot of us would like to believe.

That said, it's not always easy to influence or coordinate testing even when a central group exists.

But, he added, it's very easy to influence the markets, which are sensitive to signals from Washington.

Because the F.D.A is rigorous about how a study is set up and conducted, said a Synthes spokesman, Gilgian Eisner, "it is not so easy to influence the F.D.A. trials".

But there are concerns in some quarters about Krajicek's lack of extensive administrative experience and concern that tournament directors might support him because they feel he would be easy to influence.

Since poverty and size make them potentially easy to influence, they need care and attention.Australia's new pattern of trade means that for the first time its main commercial partner, China, is not a strategic allyThe wider region is the larger worry, partly because it encompasses so many poor, autocratic or unstable countries, partly because Australia does not fit in very comfortably.