Sentence examples for far less affected from inspiring English sources

Jordan has been far less affected by the uprisings in the region than many of its neighbors, like Syria and Egypt.

Target will also gain access to a market that is less competitive and was far less affected by the recession than the United States.

But you will notice, as you progress in your career, that some people seem to be far less affected by the winds of fate than most.

Specifically, the dislocation generation mechanism associated with pop-in has an activation volume of scale ∼0.2 1 b3, and is far less affected by solute content than is global plasticity.

It was expected, therefore, that CASA model NEP flux predictions would be systematically lower than tower measurements of these carbon fluxes, since tower footprints tend to be far less affected by historical wildfire and other disturbances (such as logging and forest thinning), compared for instance to the surrounding MODIS grid cell area in which they are located.

Amazingly, cyclodextrin-treated mice were far less affected by plaques than control mice.

For all its aggressive showmanship, this postscript was to me far less affecting than what preceded it.

They are interesting to hear, and well performed under Mr. Hughes (mostly from their belated premieres, in 1983 and 2001), but far less affecting than the Villon opera.

By way of a contrast, the emotion is far more overt and far less affecting in Brothers, Jim Sheridan's American remake of Susanne Bier's Danish drama.

Love and sadness: That's a lot of abstraction in one sentence, and the result is far less affecting than it could be.

"Yet in Mexico the art that evolved in that era was far more varied, less affected by state proscriptions.