Sentence examples for Being impacts from inspiring English sources
verb
To compress; to compact; to press or pack together.
- If fecal incontinence is caused by impacted stool in the rectum, the impaction must be removed.
The director William Greaves, in a 1992 interview, explained the title of his 1968 film as "a take-off on 'symbiotaxiplasm,' a concept developed by philosopher/social-scientist Arthur Bentley," which "referred to all those events that transpire in any given environment on which a human being impacts in any way".
By Richard Brody March 11, 2015 The director William Greaves, in a 1992 interview, explained the title of his 1968 film as "a take-off on 'symbiotaxiplasm,' a concept developed by philosopher/social-scientist Arthur Bentley," which "referred to all those events that transpire in any given environment on which a human being impacts in any way".
"We know farmers are being impacted.
The marks are impacts from bullets.
Everybody has been impacted".
"Have our budgets and resources been impacted?
