Sentence examples for significantly more influence from inspiring English sources

So yes, I do think that if the American bishops had been, not "luminous saints" regarding sex abuse, but just more competent and courageous and less self-protective and corrupt, the church they shepherd would enjoy (and deserve) significantly more influence today, both over its own flock and society as a whole.

Previous research has revealed that such emotional movies had significantly more influence on the subject's emotional states than the original movies [12].

The results indicate that the longitudinal stress gradient increases the strength of both types of thin plates, but has significantly more influence on unstiffened elements than stiffened elements.

If charter supporters capture that seat, they would have significantly more influence in board policy.

The first sejmiks were regional assemblies in the Kingdom of Poland, though they gained significantly more influence in the later era of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth.

The first major fight appears to be brewing over Lee's proposal to amend the city charter empowering the Small Business Commission to have significantly more influence over legislation that may put a damper on employment.

At a higher resolution, women are significantly more influenced than men by other people.

The response in terms of natural frequency and damping of a pile-only system is significantly more influenced by the soil than a full offshore wind turbine structure, and therefore ensures a higher degree of certainty regarding the assessment of the soil reaction.

In this respect, the duration of a complete remission might be significantly more influenced by the chemosensitivity than by the initial IPI factors [ 7].

In particular, the effect was attributable to left high-grade tumour patients who were significantly more influenced by rate of presentation than the right high-grade tumour group or the controls before surgery.

The performance of high-grade patients, in particular, was significantly more influenced by the presentation rate, with respect to controls both before (P = 0.01) and after (P = 0.002) surgery.