Sentence examples for influenced disproportionately from inspiring English sources
Similarly, Bickel and Marsch (2001) argued that impairments in impulsive decision making, such that behavior tends to be influenced disproportionately by its immediate consequences rather than by delayed consequences, are implicated in drug and alcohol abuse.
"I guess all of us would say it's disproportionately influenced by money.
This group may be disproportionately influenced by Mr Bush's greater personal appeal.
And Governor McGreevey has publicly distanced himself from Mr. Norcross since coming under increasing criticism that his administration is being disproportionately influenced by Mr. Norcross and by John Lynch, a former state Senate and the governors political mentor.
That would tend to lend credence to my argument that group decisions often reflect not the collective judgment of members, but are rather disproportionately influenced by the opinions of those who are most engaged with the issues.
For example, people appear to be disproportionately influenced by the fear of feeling regret, and will often pass up even benefits within reach to avoid a small risk of feeling they have failed.
There is data to suggest that members of the so-called creative class, a phrase coined by Richard Florida in his 2003 book "The Rise of the Creative Class," with an updated version due out next month, are disproportionately influenced by a state's attitude on issues like same-sex marriage.
Here we examine whether LaMEVE is disproportionately influenced by the behaviour of a few volcanoes.
Multiple authors have suggested that this design under-represents pelagic habitats, resulting in estimates of whole-lake CPUE and community composition which are disproportionately influenced by ecological conditions of littoral and benthic habitats.
These funders have disproportionately influenced Obama's domestic policy.
Otherwise, we will continue to have a health care system whose costs are disproportionately influenced by industry insiders.
