Sentence examples for a less immediate impact from inspiring English sources

While Brexit may have had a less immediate impact on pension funds than many feared, the medium and longer-term outlook is uncertain.

By virtue of nationality, residence, and, in Yeats's case, an unjust reputation as a poet still steeped in Celtic mythology, they had less immediate impact upon the British literary intelligentsia in the late 1910s and early 1920s than Pound, Lewis, Lawrence, and Eliot, although by the mid-1920s theinfluencence had become direct and substantial.

Export of basic commodities remained vital, and international price fluctuations had less immediate impact than in the past.

The recent flotilla crisis, with much less immediate direct impact on Palestinians, may turn out to be one of those moments in which public understanding and perception, this time at an international level, is transformed.

They have less of an immediate impact now, but it won't be long before they make a new difference".

But certain changes have a more immediate impact on people, from heat stroke to less direct scourges like malnutrition or malaria.

With a fairly immediate impact.

The posters make a clear, immediate impact with great economy.

Bangladeshi workers themselves are having a more immediate impact.

That probably had a more immediate impact on its decision.

So the long-run loss in value would be substantially less than the immediate impact.