Sentence examples for a universal impact from inspiring English sources

The Great Depression had a universal impact.

Paula Woodman: it is important to consider who could regulate a universal impact spectrum – if social impact remains a requirement of social enterprises only, then is it an additional cost that the private sector does not have to afford?

Mark Richardson: a universal impact spectrum is the current direction of travel – the central message of this vision is a move away from seeing social enterprise as a happy mid-point on a scale from traditional charity to for-profit business, and instead seeing all organisations and businesses judged equally according to their social impact (positive or negative).

With these pivotal roles that redox plays it could be possible for selenocystamine to have a universal impact on protein accumulation through processes such as redox regulated translational activation or a limited role by stabilizing proteins that require disulfide bonds (Kim and Mayfield 1997).

Some of the targeted neurobehavioral conditions that have a universal impact include sleeping and sleep-related disorders.

Without a doubt, this global religious leader has made a universal impact on the moral conscience of nations across the world.

If future research consistently finds that some forms of Internet risk, for instance cyberbullying, can have an adverse universal impact on a country's public health, policy making efforts and legislation to protect children's online safety would be justified.

Although he copied Giotto's heavy, naturally treated figures and bare landscapes and the general sober and impressive tenor of his works, in introducing more complicating elements he went beyond the bounds that Giotto had carefully set for his own art those of simplicity and unindividualized figures that free his scenes from the particular and allow them a dramatic and universal impact.

See related research by Blanco et al., The sepsis syndrome is a disease entity of universal impact.

And at evening's end, a brief set by the buoyant Zimbabwean Afro-pop band Netsayi and Black Pressure suggested a succinct definition of just what song is: a personal utterance with global reach and universal impact.

Based on hypothesis H1a, we expect a universal negative impact of the level of provision of dual apprenticeship on NEET rates in the age group of 15- to 19-year-olds.