Sentence examples for lesser impacts from inspiring English sources

This makes extremely intelligent AIs a unique risk, in that extinction is more likely than lesser impacts".

"It's not as if the brain doesn't get damaged by those lesser impacts," said Dr William Stewart, a brain trauma specialist at the University of Glasgow.

The comparatively lesser impacts on global warming, acidification, and eutrophication by the life cycle of biomass thermal technologies over that of biological routes were reported by Zaman [21] and Zhong et al. [22].

New York City, Washington DC and the San Francisco Bay area could face lesser impacts, according to the study.

Studies on herbivore impact in the field have often focused on insect herbivory, and insects tend to be more specialized in their feeding than do vertebrates or aquatic invertebrate herbivores; insects also commonly have lesser impacts on plant populations and communities than do the more generalist feeders (see [21] for marine, [22] for freshwater, and [10], [15] for terrestrial overviews).

Plumes in some locations could have lesser impacts.

In cold chart terms, Prince's death has had a lesser impact than Bowie's passing.

This gave Poland access to cultural developments that had a lesser impact on some of its neighbours.

Titus Andronicus, for which I have a residual affection, offers a far more gory array of rape, murder, cannibalism and limb-lopping – but makes a lesser impact.

Neoclassicism had a lesser impact in England, partly because English Puritanism had kept alive some of the original Christian hostility to secular art, partly because English authors were on the whole closer to plebeian taste than were the court-oriented French, and partly because of the difficult example of Shakespeare, who magnificently broke all of the rules.

All biofuels are renewable, but cellulosic ethanol has a lesser impact on the food chain than first-generation biofuels because it can be produced from agricultural waste products or from energy crops grown on lands that are only marginally useful for food production.