Sentence examples for much less of a role from inspiring English sources
Good luck and coincidence play much less of a role than most people thought, the paper's experts insisted.
This is probably fitting — pants and shirts and hats obviously play much less of a role in launching a golf ball three hundred and fifty yards than a driver does.
"The practical reality of life in America is that religion plays much less of a role in everyday life than it did 50 or 100 years ago," said Geoffrey R. Stone, a law professor at the University of Chicago.
Therefore, for imputation of high density panels, as long as the reference group is large enough and moderately related to the target group, immediate relatives play much less of a role in imputation.
There is relatively little information available on how pretreatments affect the polymeric nature of cell walls of wheat bran which surrounds the seed and has much less of a structural role in the plant [ 17].
Most studies of semantic dementia have tested conceptualization primarily with objects; the few studies that have tested actions have demonstrated significantly less difficulty in semantic dementia with action concepts (Bak and Hodges, 2003; Hillis et al. 2006 b ), indicating that the bilateral anterior temporal lobes may have much less of a critical role in the representation of actions.
Three barriers, in particular, were seen as much less of a barrier to role expansion in study 2 than they had been in study 1.
Neeson is much less of a known quantity, certainly in action roles, and at their best the Taken films move him back and forth across the boundary between defensible and indefensible violence, never quite losing sympathy, nor ever quite taking it for granted.
This problem is much less of a concern for the auditory tasks, since we do not expect visual cortex to play a major role in those.
Patients' perceptions of the role of nurses within general practice were seen by the nurses to be much less of a barrier in the second survey.
Iran has much less of a problem.
