Sentence examples for continuing impact on from inspiring English sources

The Olympics particularly announced Innsbruck, and the Tirol region in general, as a great skiing region – which had a great and continuing impact on winter tourism.

Paul Scholes, brought on for 14 minutes at Wembley, must be considering retirement and Giggs's continuing impact on the domestic scene is not to be taken for granted.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES, Tuesday, October 30, 2001 The tragic events of September 11 have had an enormous and continuing impact on the Columbia community.

But in the meantime dearer borrowing is bound to have a continuing impact on the spending plans of companies and consumers.The second reason why credit is likely to remain gummed up is that banks still have reasons to husband capital.

An estimated 30 per cent did not explode, and their continuing impact on the communities who have to live and work around them each day is a lot harder to quantify.

Numbers told the story of Tropical Storm Irene's continuing impact on the New York region a week after it battered the East Coast with driving rain, floods and wild winds.

It warns that Cameron's referendum campaign may yet be hit sideways by the continuing impact of refugees on UK TV screens.

This is largely due to the continuing impact of redlining on American homeownership and to segregation in public education.

These findings highlight the significance of incorporating historical land use practise into current and future urban planning, as these will have continuing impacts on remaining urban biodiversity values.

Colonialism and military interventionism, past and present, have continuing impacts on which countries have the power to dictate terms of trade and international relations to others.

Mirroring the ancient society it studies, the modern discipline of Egyptology has devoted little interest to "alien" notions of tribalism or pastoral nomadism, yet these features had continued impact on the intellectual and political history of Egypt, especially with regard to its often ignored western border.