Sentence examples for a mixed impact from inspiring English sources

From a broader perspective, last week's crisis will have a mixed impact.

The weakness of the dollar is also having a mixed impact on middle market firms.

High prices have a mixed impact on poverty: they hurt anyone who loses more from dear food than he gains from a higher income.

Nearly 300,000 are believed to live in Switzerland and Germany apiece, around 500,000 in Italy and 200,000 in North America, and in the past this has had a mixed impact on the national team.

While DEM had a negative impact on PD, the annual mean temperature and precipitation had a mixed impact on the PD.

Bates et al. (2008) report a mixed impact from ATPs in deterring takeover activities and note that the probability of becoming a target decreases for firms with classified boards, but some provisions, such as golden parachutes, even facilitate takeovers.

We also found that HBCT had a powerful effect on community leader stigma beliefs, while having a more mixed impact on community member stigma.

But, as with the rest of the technology revolution, big data is likely to have a more mixed impact on us in our role as workers.

The results suggested that the introduction of BSSs shows a significant mixed impact on congestion in general: Larger cities get better off but richer cities get worse off.

Different types of intervention to improve research consent across a variety of settings show mixed impact on improving participant knowledge.

"I'm always shocked by the hullaboo, given Teach for America's size" — about 0.2 percent of all teachers — "and its mixed impact," said Julian Vasquez Heilig, a University of Texas professor.