Sentence examples for enduring impact of the from inspiring English sources

The enduring impact of the Munich killings can be measured in many ways.

Prosecutors have presented a parade of witnesses, including surviving family members who testified about their grief and the enduring impact of the 2001 attacks.

The claimed link to the cartoons in the Jyllands-Posten newspaper underscored the enduring impact of the 12 drawings as a focal point of militant action.

Exploring the enduring impact of the Naxalite movement on one family, Lahiri's plot moves between two linked killings: the assassination of a policeman and the eventual execution of the man to blame.

Jurors Are Dry-Eyed In the second phase of the trial, in which the jury is considering whether the heinousness of the crime warrants execution, the government has presented a parade of family members who have testified tearfully about their grief and the enduring impact of the crime on them.

It is a measure of the enduring impact of the miners' sacrifice and the potential power of radical trade unionism that, a generation after the event, it is still felt necessary to paint the strike as a dismal morality tale and its leadership as the epitome of vain self-delusion.

But another part of the immediate and enduring impact of "Persona" is the revelation of Liv Ullmann, who is its star.

Indeed, the enduring impact of ACE on health suggests that the overall health-related quality of life (HRQoL) for these adults may also be impacted [ 10].

The second contributing factor, they say, is the enduring impact of so-called "lad culture", which began in the 1990s and never went away.

The enduring impact of closing factories and shutting coalmines in the 1980s has been revealed in new research showing that the drain on the exchequer from former industrial areas is responsible for up to half the government's £55bn budget deficit.

The Constitution, with what McCrum calls its "triumph of synthesis," is another example of the enduring impact of American English.