Sentence examples for a tiny impact from inspiring English sources

The change, Mr. Hanafi said, "will have a tiny impact".

Even a tiny impact is better than none.

It would also have a tiny impact on illegal immigration, and U.S. workers wouldn't be better off.

Production will take years to come online and even then would have a tiny impact on prices set on the world market.

"When I look at it against teacher quality, funding, early years education, system leadership – it's going to make a tiny impact.

The report estimates that the current incentives would have a tiny impact that is far exceeded by swings in market prices.

But studies have shown only a tiny economic impact for the U.S. economy.

Rest days have only a tiny positive impact on performance, in this case lowering his expected E.R.A. to 5.34.

Whatever tiny impact it made, I wanted to empower the young black women around me, to feel liberated at the inclusion of a black female in a high-profile British campaign.

Tyler Lucero West Henrietta, N.Y., Sept. 15, 2008 • To the Editor: Robert Hahn and Peter Passell reaffirm what most opponents of "drill, baby, drill" already knew: expanded drilling, while profitable for the oil industry, would have a negligible impact on oil supplies and prices, and would need at least "$400 billion" and 15 to 17 years to make even this tiny impact.

I felt like joining them, and it does help my heart to have done so, for whatever tiny impact I've made.