Sentence examples for far less influence from inspiring English sources

"And there's a sense that the business community has far less influence, a view that events are pulling us along.

Further, a decentralized system would have far less influence and be far less attractive to social activists".

The banks say they have far less influence in the market than others are suggesting, and are doing nothing wrong.

Scotland is largely pro-EU while Wales and Northern Ireland, with their smaller populations and the less imminent threat of secession, have far less influence.

While he may have far less influence than when he presided in Borough Hall, Mr. Molinari is still considered a potent political force.

The US has had far less influence over Unesco decisions since withdrawing its financial contributions to the organisation in 2011 after the Palestinian government was granted full membership.

Klimt's art developed in isolation; he is far less influenced by Paris than Russian artists were.

The language has been far less influenced by Sanskrit than the other Dravidian languages, and preserves many features of Proto-Dravidian, though modern-day spoken Tamil in Tamil Nadu, freely uses loanwords from Sanskrit and English.

SCysC is recognized to be far less influenced by muscular mass than SCr [ 4].

Muong, the other language of the group, is spoken in northern Vietnam; it differs from Vietnamese primarily in showing far less Chinese influence.

Russian newspapers tend to come under far less government influence, and several published commentary on Tuesday criticizing the television channels, which over the next day barely altered their scheduled programming.