Sentence examples for have failed to influence from inspiring English sources

The $1,500 amount in the "hard" scenario may have failed to influence the cognitive processing of participants with higher incomes because it might have been too low to be meaningful to them, she said.

The loss of Ovid's tragedy Medea, which he wrote while still in Rome, is particularly to be deplored; it was praised by the critic Quintilian and the historian Tacitus and can hardly have failed to influence Seneca's play on the same theme.

Even experts who believe sanctions have taken a toll on Iran's economy, like Suzanne Maloney of the Brookings Institution (PDF), say they have failed to influence regime behavior on the nuclear program.

The images, and words comparing Iraq with Vietnam, indicate that history has failed to influence the United States government once again.

In Japan, too, activists are backing down; in October last year, for instance, TCI sold out of J-Power, the country's former state-run energy wholesaler, having failed to influence its strategy, and suffered an estimated $130m loss.

Harrison musical biographer Simon Leng notes also Harrison's dismay at how the 1960s countercultural revolution had failed to influence the motivations of the music business – to the extent that the altruism behind the Concert for Bangladesh "was almost torpedoed by boardroom balance sheets".

In the northern provinces, the report found, "efforts have failed to significantly influence sectarian and tribal leaders to address the issue of reconciliation".

However, they reminded us that testing in torsion emphasizes cortical bone characteristics, and the short-term nature of treatment with this drug may have failed to significantly influence cortical bone [ 17].

Those who "understood" cannot have failed to be influenced by it - in many different walks of life.

But policy makers, especially Basel officials, have failed to dilute their influence.

It is also true that most attempts to limit the money in politics have failed to eliminate its influence.