Sentence examples for early impacts from inspiring English sources

But no rocks that preserve evidence of those early impacts have been found.

Despite that long time-scale, unfortunately some early impacts could still be seen this century.

Norman H. Sleep, a professor of geophysics at Stanford, recalled that in 1986 he submitted a paper that calculated the probability of life surviving one of the giant, early impacts.

Early impacts of the European Research Council suggest shifts toward competition and excellence in EU-wide basic science.

The findings suggest that the early impacts of delaying Ticket mailing on service enrollment did not translate into impacts on TWP completion and NSTW months.

But in a survey of social landlords across Scotland - "Bedroom Tax: early impacts" - SFHA found housing associations had already been experiencing dramatic increases in rent arrears and applications for emergency financial help within weeks of the implementation of the reforms.

Lassiter made an early impact in his Fusion debut.

It was another New Zealander, Joe Rokocoko, who made the early impact, drifting off his wing and offloading dextrously.

There had been signs of Sharp's early impact in his first two games in charge against Wigan and Bradford.

Visiting the space today, it looks so original that one experiences the shock of modernism's early impact.

Despite this stunning early impact, she abandoned her screen career shortly afterwards, and made only two other films.