Sentence examples for Have a notable impact from inspiring English sources

Hallstein notably began the consolidation of European law and started to have a notable impact on national legislation.

The question that troubles many of the newest philanthropists, though, is whether their bequests will have a notable impact.

The Baroque did have a notable impact in England, however, particularly in the churches and palaces designed, respectively, by Sir Christopher Wren and Sir John Vanbrugh.

Industry analysts said the system is likely to have a notable impact on the way companies design data centers, and represents the possible dominance of a new version of the Ethernet networking standard that Cisco is designing to handle torrents of digital data.

Plenty of people doubt that Mr. Cohen will ever be in genuine jeopardy and others think that even if he is, the art market now has so many well-heeled players that the absence of one buyer wouldn't have a notable impact.

Mega-sites have a notable impact on surrounding ecological systems.

Several of the political parties that formed in the 1990s had a notable impact.

But Moore had a notable impact as a professional before she played a minute in the W.N.B.A.

Besides the Scottish, who were very influential in Vancouver's early years, Americans had a notable impact on the city.

But while human rights may have only recently been "deprioritised" at the Foreign Office, their domestic demonisation has already had a notable impact – both at home and abroad.

Still, the economic downturn has had a notable impact on drivers, especially those who have lost jobs, said Robert P. Hartwig, president and chief economist of the Insurance Information Institute.