Sentence examples for better impact on from inspiring English sources

And so it was that the very wing of the party that had spent the last eight months undermining him spent the night, without any apparent self-awareness, criticising him for not making a better impact on the electorate.

However, the phonological training displayed a significant better impact on pseudo-word than on real word reading, irrespective of word structure and test-time.

"Could you get the same, or a better, impact on your CV by getting the right kind of work experience?" asked John Lees, UK author of How to Get a Job You Love.

In a different kind of week, when the market was more favorable, these events would have had a better impact on SAP shares, which are traded both on the Frankfurt and New York exchanges.

The authors found than women in the long leaves group had better understanding of child development, had higher levels of preoccupation with their infant, and reported that motherhood had a better impact on their self-esteem and their marriage.

Therefore, we have chosen P d =6 dBm in the previous performance evaluation, as it has a better impact on the ASR as well as EE, especially in higher number of BS antennas.

Although there is not any consensus on whether national or regional policies have better impacts on entrepreneurship, many researchers have agreed on the positive effects of harmonic and responsive policies on the global, national, regional and industrial level (Acs and Stough 2008; Hospers et al. 2009).

In even quite recent reviews of service integration in early childhood initiatives, Valentine et al [ 10] reported mixed results with a majority of programs not showing the ability to achieve better impacts on child outcomes.

On these, some cautions were expressed about the risks of financial sector 'greenwash' and the need for better impact indicators, but on the whole they were seen as moving in the right direction.

In any of these schemes, achieving that better impact will depend on the precise calibration of payments against welfare benefits and the living wage.

The earlier we start with enabling children to play, the better impact it can have on their physical and cognitive development.