Sentence examples for Have a vast impact from inspiring English sources

One billion people living in absolute poverty may not have a vast impact on the natural world; but the same number living the lifestyle of an American or a European is very damaging.

More than just neat gadgets, the flexible displays could have a vast impact both economically and environmentally.

The creation of tissue-engineered cartilage and bone, using cells from an easily available source seeded on a suitable biomaterial, may have a vast impact on regenerative medicine.

With his strong commitment to bipartisan action, a committee of 24 legislators of both parties from the House and the Senate met with the President in June 1975 "to discuss ways to reform the Federal regulatory agencies whose often obscure rules have a vast impact on the pocketbook... of the American public".

The Environmental Protection Agency ruled today that carbon dioxide, a suspected cause of global warming, is an air pollutant that it is legally bound to regulate, a decision likely to have a vast impact on the U.S. economy and the way American companies do business.

Furthermore, Puhl and Heuer (2010) show that perceived weight stigma and discrimination have a vast impact on the quality of life of overweight individuals, including higher probabilities to show unhealthy eating and activity behavior [ 16, 17].

That has had a vast impact on how the Japanese nation thinks about doctors".

I often write about religion precisely because faith has a vast impact on society.

This had a vast impact on Chinese on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, partly because it was so unusual.

Our increasing reliance on quantitative evidence when making decisions means that this work has had a vast impact – in medicine, commerce, science, and indeed in just about all walks of life.

Thus, the quality of analysis models has a vast impact on the design models.