Sentence examples for far less effect from inspiring English sources
But when the theories concern politically divisive issues, then education has far less effect.
When I was there, the ban on interracial dating had far less effect on student life than the myriad of other rules at the school.
Between the large police presence and a relatively small turnout of less than 2,000 protesters, the demonstrations had far less effect on Washington businesses than the fact that thousands of workers stayed home to avoid possible trouble.
Ahead of a crunch gathering of world leaders in Washington this weekend, the premier told journalists: "The most important thing I'm saying today is if we have a fiscal stimulus in Britain and it is not repeated in other countries then it will have far less effect and far less benefit than if it were done in every other major economy around the world".
The piece felt less than dramatically convincing, but that's perhaps a problem of the short format (seven minutes or less) that DanceNOW demands: an excerpt from Dusan Tynek's "Middlegame" showed the work of this marvelous choreographer to far less effect than when the full work was performed on the same stage in June.
As a result, the severe sell-off occurring in the U.S. property market has far less effect on Canadian balance sheets.
The unconjugated CDCA had the most pronounced effects compared to far less effective glycine- and taurine-conjugated forms of the acid (Fig. 1).
The data suggest a genetic susceptibility continuum in autoimmune diabetes extending from a marked effect in childhood-onset Type 1 diabetes to a significant, but far less pronounced effect of the same genes in LADA 18.
There has also been another, far less quantifiable, effect of separating music from its physical package.
But is this really true? Cable television has greatly expanded the range of available entertainment, but has had far less broadening effect on news coverage.
Video is incorporated to far less obvious effect, and while the stories of the homeless are fine, if often inaudible, I'm still pondering the reason for a long extract from what looked like a 1950s naturist film.
