Sentence examples for has virtually no influence from inspiring English sources
It is, after all, a legal opposition party and, like other government-sanctioned parties, has virtually no influence.
Today he is 76 years old, the leader of an illegal, if tolerated, party that has virtually no influence in Iranian affairs.
Modern Scotland, too, is a nation that thrums with artistic and cultural endeavour, yet this sector has virtually no influence on how Homecoming Scotland is delivered.
The study found that while economic elites' and business groups' preferences often result in policy changes, public opinion has virtually no influence on policy outcomes.
The government in Mogadishu has virtually no influence in Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, or over the territory's 3.5 million residents.
The government, which has been fighting Islamist insurgents known as the Shabab in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, has virtually no influence outside of the city, and despite a nationwide mandate, neither does the African Union.
The uncertainties on the absorbances (sample and standard), volumetric flasks and volumetric pipettes have virtually no influence on the overall uncertainty.
The counter-ions in iron III) salt used for the oxidation and the presence of water-soluble polymers had virtually no influence on morphology and conductivity.
At the time, this was a relatively uncontroversial statement for a Midwestern governor who had virtually no influence on immigration policy.
Woody debris that were already present in plots before the fire, potentially serving as local of source-populations for early colonizers, had virtually no influence on the local abundance of species.
