Sentence examples for a direct impact of from inspiring English sources

The extreme poverty – a direct impact of the war – shapes the characters' lives.

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A direct impact of origin on willingness to pay was also found.

Upgrading the quality of the RC cars used would also have a direct impact of the overall system performance.

After the 2011 attack, in which 77 people were killed, stress and trauma-related illnesses surged in neighboring Denmark as a direct impact of the Norway shooting.

For example, GO changes from a golden-brown colour to black, which is a direct impact of the reduction of GO into graphene.

However, he cautioned that the rise may not be a direct impact of the hike in tuition fees but could reflect a wider issue with students struggling with their finances.

"There is a direct impact of about $5 million to $6 million dollars," Mr. Davidson said, "and indirectly there are the salaries, the materials we are buying, the power we are using and more".

The thinning of the Pine Island and Thwaites glaciers "may be a direct impact of global warming that happened 20,000 years ago," said Dr. Robert Bindschadler, a glaciologist at Goddard.

No single study had a design that yielded data on a direct impact of impulsivity on carrying out the violent act (i.e., the state aspect of the association).

Those numbers imply that even a full-blown trade war that cut commerce between the United States and China in half would have a direct impact of less than 1percentt of G.D.P.