Sentence examples for to be less influential from inspiring English sources

The government is also likely to be less influential on the international stage than its predecessors.

With a circulation of just 3,000, Kirkus Reviews is seen by far fewer people than some of its main rivals that provide advance reviews and is considered by many people in book publishing to be less influential.

Here, they were quite feeble in their batting when the contributions of Morgan and Paul Collingwood were removed and, if Anderson was a lion yesterday, there were was not much chance of anyone forgetting that when conditions are less favourable, he does have a tendency to be less influential.

Simple imprecision is likely to be less influential than consistent bias.

For decades Germany had pretended to be less influential than it was.

For all cases, the total porosity was found to be less influential on the test results than pore connectivity.

These results indicate that ionotropic GABAergic transmission in the retina negatively regulates microglial morphology and dynamic behavior but may be less influential compared to ionotropic glutamatergic transmission as mediated by AMPA- and kainate receptors.

Whatever role urine uromodulin concentrations may have in promoting kidney decline may be less influential relative to the role of microvascular disease.

Remember, however, that the back-spin you generate will be less influential when playing to a raised green.

This threshold was applied to focus on associations within abundant OTUs where data sparsity would be less influential on analyses.

He continued, "America will just be less influential.