Sentence examples for any sort of impact from inspiring English sources

If Salford are to make any sort of impact they need Treacy to have a huge season.

Another, more distressing, is that bombing, to create any sort of impact, has to be on a large scale.

Evans didn't have any sort of impact in the regular season to stave off the doubters and was subsequently released.

The pattern of the game remained unaltered, in no small part because Saints were struggling to make any sort of impact in terms of turnovers at the breakdown.

If Watson does make any sort of impact here it will be through the rediscovery of her natural confidence and cool temperament.

Rodgers' critics, on the other hand, will shift attention to last season when Liverpool looked devoid of ideas and character on numerous occasions, failing to make any sort of impact in the title race as well as meekly surrendering to Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final and exiting the Champions League at the group stages.

A fourth album, Loaded, contained two songs that would become classics, Sweet Jane and Rock & Roll, but by the time of its release in 1970 Reed had left the group, disillusioned by its failure to make any sort of commercial impact.

And with Basel struggling to make any sort of attacking impact, a draw looked the best result Vogel's side might manage.

Yes, not everyone is so sure that multitouch will make any sort of meaningful impact on the way we use conventional laptops.

It's an odd sensation — but I can't say I actually tried the thing long enough to have any sort of real impact.

Indeed, look back over the last few years' news about fake news, and social media platforms have demonstrably sought to play down the idea that the content distributed via their platforms might have had any sort of quantifiable impact on the democratic process at all.