Sentence examples for more prominent influence from inspiring English sources
I don't disbelieve him; yet there's another, even more prominent influence that, for all we know, may have acted unconsciously on Pegg and the director, Justin Lin, but that's nonetheless both conspicuous and affecting: the character of Feathers, from Howard Hawks's 1959 Western, "Rio Bravo," and Angie Dickinson's performance of the role.
In addition to these experiences, there is a more prominent influence on the premise of The Softwire that is, there is a mystery of a journey to a new, unknown place to start a new life.
In other countries, including Bolivia, Paraguay, and Peru, communicable diseases exert the more prominent influence on years of life lost.
The injection-related parameters were found to have more prominent influences as opposed to the combustion chamber geometries.
Our results show that both the shape and distribution of CG inclusions significantly affect the overall ductility, while the former has more prominent influences than the latter.
But a more prominent spiritual influence on the thirty-one-year-old artist is Charles Burnett, whose "Killer of Sheep," is about Los Angeles trying to absorb or spit out black maleness.
And in seeking to be a more prominent, and steadying, influence, Turkey's ambitions may well be greater than its means.
For Kvichak River sockeye salmon, it is feasible that neutral evolution has played a more prominent role than selection influencing large-scale divergence.
But from 2700 years ago onward, the East Asian influence becomes more prominent in the samples.
However, while the methods do exhibit significant improvements over other- more prominent - biometric parameters, the influence of vein recognition systems in the biometric world is stalling.
Such influence is more prominent at younger ages (Tomalski et al. 2013), until about ten years old (Lupien et al. 2001), probably due to their complexity and prolonged development (Evans and Fuller-Rowell 2013; Noble et al. 2006, 2007).
