Sentence examples for calling the impact from inspiring English sources

While we have no inside knowledge about our parent company's discussions, Silliman calling the impact "material" is probably not the best sign for Yahoo.

AIDS researchers and advocates echoed his sentiments, calling the impact on their field "unquantifiable" and the loss of Lange particularly so.

Calling the impact of the partnership "enormous," Anestis said that NSSF's credibility within the gun-owning community will translate to saved lives.

Linda Carvery, a Nova Scotian singer and actress, called the impact of the center phenomenal.

But already in our midst is a parallel universe, with very different rules, that can be called the impact economy.

There, a $60 million program called the Impact Warren Project is giving rise to new condominiums and retail space directly on the river.

Lord Hall, 61, has called the impact the production park has had locally "mind-blowing", while others say Thurrock is at last on the map for the right reasons.

This process results in a number called the impact factor (IF), and it's build on the assumption that those whose works have been the most influential will be the most cited.

Mr. Brien called the impact of the doctors' departure on the hospital "not insignificant," but pointed out that only about 20 of the 62 Crystal Run doctors regularly admitted patients there.

But that did not seem to dent the UK chancellor's enthusiasm for a deepening of Sino-British ties and Osborne has called the impact on other economies "relatively limited".

One study he cites calls the impact on memory the "Google effect," that is, an inability to remember facts brought on by the realization that they are all available in a few keystrokes via Google.