Sentence examples for a very real impact from inspiring English sources

"And there's an impact — a very real impact — on policing".

They have a very real impact in the real world.

These tax loopholes have a very real impact on the majority of Australians.

Helen Young from the University of Sydney English department says fiction can have a very real impact on marginalised people.

Battles over federalism feel abstract, but yesterday's decision could have a very real impact on ordinary Americans.

But in Shabqadar, just a two-hour drive away, the repercussions of Bin Laden's death — what one local termed the "Osama drama" – had a very real impact.

And eight years of this radical agenda of Barack Obama has really had a very real-world impact on the U.S. military, on the Navy, on the Army.

Apple's iPhone 7 has gone on pre-order around the world, but customers in the UK have woken up to a very real-world impact of the Brexit referendum: the iPhone 7 as well as the iPad line is more expensive than ever.

In addition, the documentary Granito: How to Nail a Dictator has brought a decades-old trial to life as a historical, transatlantic thriller with very real impact in Guatemala's search for accountability.

In May I wrote about the very real impact that a single search marketing provider will have on the rest of the companies in the Internet ecosystem, which tap into those networks for revenue.

If so, it would be a remarkable end to a remarkable friendship which, over the years, has had very real impact on the political process in the UK.