Sentence examples for not so influential from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, such views are not so influential in this age of economic determinism, even if governments often pay lip service to them.

The graphitized CNF showed high capacity (367 mA h/g); however, its coulombic efficiency was not so large despite its modified edges by graphitization, indicating that the graphene edges were not so influential for the irreversible reaction of Li ion battery.

were not so influential at first, but during the scholastic period many of their writings were translated into Latin.

Their cries come at a time when it is becoming increasingly apparent that sections of the political and feudal class, who often come from the same families, have been busy helping themselves while not-so-influential citizens continue to wait for assistance.

Not so, says Heather L. Mac Donald, the influential institute thinker who risks being stereotyped as a right-leaning academic curmudgeon in her new collection of essays, "The Burden of Bad Ideas: How Modern Intellectuals Misshape Our Society" (Ivan R. Dee).

It's not so much influential as something I like – it doesn't get boring no matter how many times I listen to it.

Constructs of the outer setting were not so highly influential during this implementation project and, therefore, are not included in the figure.

Another novel, Love and a Sword (1899), was not nearly so influential.

He left a body of work comprising more than a hundred technical papers along the lines of "Reliable Circuits Using Less Reliable Relays," as well as others, not quite so influential, like "Scientific Aspects of Juggling" and "The Fourth-Dimensional Twist, or a Modest Proposal in Aid of the American Driver in England".

"I feel that the behavior that the men and women who are highlighted on AllHipHop.com and throughout the hip hop world and universe often engage in that is equally, if not more so, influential upon our children than what we saw in that particular cover and, in my opinion, more damaging," Lemieux said Wednesday.

In general, the rooms closer to the nursing station were slightly quieter, which suggests that the sources of noise at the nursing station (e.g. speech activities by staff) may not be so influential to the acoustic conditions in patient rooms.