Sentence examples for much stronger influence from inspiring English sources
But commercialization proved a much stronger influence as country music became popular in all sections of the United States after World War II.
This national tradition of dubiously tasteful screen horror is clearly a much stronger influence on Mr. Argento than the acknowledged source of the three-mothers concept, which is, of all things, the writings of the great Romantic essayist Thomas De Quincey, author of "Confessions of an English Opium-Eater" (1821).
C1 New Tactic for Liberal Bloggers A group of bloggers who describe themselves as liberalare trying to use conference calls to share their ideas with journalists in order to counter what they regard as the much stronger influence of conservative online pundits.
Compared to distinct distracter positions, bilateral field and lower field presentation had much stronger influence on the performance.
In terms of elasticity, project profitability is a much stronger influence than the degree of operating leverage on profit sensitivity to risk.
It is found that for hydrogen/air mixture, Soret diffusion has much stronger influence on burning rate at engine-relevant conditions than at normal temperature and pressure.
As a result, it turns out that the structure of energy use inside the EU-27 is much stronger, influenced by political targets and positions regarding climate protection, energy security and the use of nuclear energy than by available technologies.
In adults much stronger influences need to be controlled, especially when Vitamin D plays a role in immunity, and adults have more developed immune system.
Most Antarctic islands, because of their position beyond the seasonal pack ice, are under much stronger maritime influence than comparable Arctic islands.
However, as the confidence intervals in the other genetic cross loadings are large, we cannot exclude the possibility of a much stronger genetic influence.
It is instructive to note that relative influence of within farm sector diversification (e.g. raising the shares of tree crops and livestock in the farm holdings) is much stronger than the influence of diversification into off-farm labour supply.
