Sentence examples for even less influential from inspiring English sources

Small Protestant missions operated from the Danish factories of Tranquebar in Tamil Nadu and Serampore in Bengal, but they were even less influential.

The president was deemed even less influential than Ryan Reynolds, Lennay Kekua (Manti Te'o's fake dead girlfriend) and whistleblower Edward Snowden.

By then, "the unions are probably going to be even less influential in shaping those new reforms, and people are going to be less convinced that the unions have any relevance on this issue".

The Russian effort looks even less influential when one considers the tiny amount of Russian Facebook spending directed at key battleground states — $1,979 in Wisconsin, $823 in Michigan and $300 in Pennsylvania.

Thus, the people who game their Twitter follow count and post rubbish will become even less influential.

There was even less agreement about how influential the tea party will be in the coming years.

This factor is unlikely to have been significant among adults, and it is even less likely to have been influential among young children because few children in the 4 11 age group are active smokers.

The Tea Party, or what remains of it, has no interest in rebranding, and even the presence of a smaller, less influential caucus will exert an ideological tug on less radical Republicans.

Out of this program came a renaissance that still continues, even after the board has become less influential, as the native artist more and more finds himself in his art.

Yet even then, the department remained many times less influential than the Treasury.

This makes them less influential than they should be, even when Democrats control the House.