Sentence examples for have almost no influence from inspiring English sources

Common childhood experiences like schooling were found to have almost no influence on investment behaviour.

He paused, but he couldn't help himself, and paraphrased a line from "Saturday": "It's now the dominant scientific position, you know, that parents have almost no influence".

And for proof that US politics are bust, one need only look at the finding by political scientist Martin Gilens that poor and middle-class Americans have almost no influence on which policies are made – even while laws favoured by 20% of the richest Americans have a 20% chance of being adopted by politicians.

In addition, the gas temperature has been found to have almost no influence on the performance degradation due to the tip leakage flow.

The reason is that the residual error terms will have almost no influence on the results, as will be demonstrated below.

On the other hand, creeping wave propagation mechanisms have almost no influence on off-body propagation, and reflection and scattering in the surrounding environment are the dominating mechanisms.

It has been charged by statute with monitoring and protecting PSB, but has almost no influence over the BBC, which is responsible for over 90% of PSB content.

Although the mayor appoints half the development corporation's directors, the agency's staff is full of Pataki allies, and the city has almost no influence over the Port Authority.

The vast majority of drone strikes take place there, and the Pakistani army has almost no influence over the tribal area, where they have long-resisted US calls to mount military operations.

He told me: "If not for my use of the Internet, I would just be an artist trying to put up a canvas in a gallery or a museum, which has almost no influence for the majority of society.

One of the great ironies about Berry's very odd career is that the man who has had the single greatest influence on the music that middle-aged white men adore has had almost no influence on the development of black music in America.