Sentence examples for a substantive impact from inspiring English sources

The conclusion was that the forums had "a substantive impact on election outcomes" only a few times.

Housing assistance, he said, "is an investment that has an immediate return and a substantive impact on people that are living below the poverty line".

Did the Tories back the government's VAT cut, which had a "substantive impact" on the economy (according to the IFS) and helped provide an "immediate boost" to consumer spending (according to the CEBR)?

Gallup reports that their "election polling trends since the advent of televised presidential debates...reveal few instances in which the debates may have had a substantive impact on election outcomes".

This knowledge, however, has not permeated into or made a substantive impact upon the broader academic world.

Thus, any potential errors in the assignment of specific physicians to specific practices appear to be too infrequent to have a substantive impact on model results.

In combination with a series of amplicons that range in size from 100 400 bp (i.e. reflective of amplicons used in real-time qPCR), LRE analysis demonstrated that neither GC content nor amplicon size had any substantive impact on fluorescence intensity (Figure 5).

None of these had any substantive impact on the results (data not shown).

Whilst the effect size of passively disseminated printed information is likely to be small at an individual practitioner level, the potential of the strategy relies on the capacity for small behaviour changes in large numbers of practitioners to have an overall substantive impact upon a healthcare system [ 84].

They could grow into a modern version of the Civil Rights Movement and have a lasting, substantive impact on America.

However, Father John begins to question those boundaries and reconsider whether the role as priest goes far enough in having a positive, substantive impact on the lives of those in his care, particularly Linda.