Sentence examples for an ongoing impact from inspiring English sources

But he's back with Faber for the publication of his Selected Poems and says his work there, especially with Hughes, has had an ongoing impact on his own poetry.

"There's no point doing some massive, immediate fiscal consolidation that just hurts consumer confidence and has an ongoing impact on unemployment, which was what the government tried to do in the last budget," Burke told the ABC's Insiders program.

Weiner didn't bring up the Wisconsin deadlock, but when questioned, he did say, "These kind of developments have an ongoing impact on public perception about the role of unions".

According to three senior EU officials familiar with the proposals, initial conclusions from an ongoing impact assessment have found in favour of obliging large corporations to reveal their profits and the tax they pay in every country in which they operate within the EU.

The faculty and graduate students at CPROST take pride in working in a multidisciplinary framework on economic and social problems that have an ongoing impact on Canadian society.

Here, the lack of clustering of day 1 and 30 samples from the same horse provides further evidence of an ongoing impact of antimicrobials.

The presence of prokaryotic specific genes in nuclear genome may be due to the transfer of these genes from organelle's genome to nuclear genome during course of evolution because the migration of genetic information between mitochondria, chloroplasts and nuclei have been fundamental part of evolution and has a ongoing impact on the biology of cells.

Armed conflicts in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have caused over five million casualties and displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians in the past two decades [ 1], with a devastating ongoing impact that persists today [ 2].

The diagnosis of cancer in a child also has a considerable and ongoing impact, both psychological and financial, on the families concerned (Cohn et al, 2003; Hardy et al, 2008).

In a letter sent to farmers on 2 July, Arla said the company's performance suffered "primarily as a result of the ongoing impact of depressed commodity prices".

The emergence of new social enterprises throughout Ireland is another legacy of the recession, many of which grew from an effort to address its ongoing impact.