Sentence examples for much less effect from inspiring English sources

Foot-and-mouth has much less effect on people.

The winnowing of posterity has had much less effect on the novels of the 20th century.

"All those trees are sucking up whatever moisture is available, so whatever rain falls has much less effect," Mr. Reynolds said.

The crisis has had much less effect on makers of German luxury cars, but their immunity seems to be wearing off.

Yet the advances in information technology (IT) and the dramatic cheapening of computing power that lay behind that surge have had much less effect on Europe's productivity.

Paul's son has adopted his father's bombastic mien to much less effect while working in real estate and pursuing membership, unsuccessfully, in the elite club of National Football League team owners.

But academics say the ruling had much less effect than what some predicted as many judges still largely follow the guidelines, and the ruling did not affect other laws that have given prosecutors more power.

The surprise today is that monetary loosening, particularly bond-buying, has had a big impact on asset prices, but much less effect on spending and investment.No one is quite sure why.

Noah Baumbach's latest film, "Frances Ha," justly won Greta Gerwig some long-overdue appreciation of her complex talent for melodramatic forbearance, and the new movie starring Wiig, "Girl Most Likely" — directed by Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman — covers much of the same thematic turf as Baumbach's, though to much less effect.

It also helps see past historical rule changes like the height of the pitcher's mound and the size of the strike zone; such tweaks drastically alter the number of hits, walks and runs games feature, but they have much less effect on the distance that struck balls travel.

Thiosulfate had much less effect on Fe catalysed oxidation.