Sentence examples for enduring impacts on from inspiring English sources
I keep coming back to the late 1970s because both the city of San Francisco and the state of California made choices that have had enduring impacts on housing to this day.
However, BPA is capable of altering neuronal function via multiple pathways, and developmental exposure to even low doses of BPA during development results in impairment of neurobehavioural development and results in enduring impacts on brain structure, function and behaviour in animal studies.
More than 6,000 children died in the residential schools and untold thousands suffered from abuse, creating nation-wide trauma that has enduring impacts on current generations.
Still, September 11th may also have re-engaged Americans with public life.Moreover, there are now four years of indicators showing that the terrorist attacks had an enduring impact on one specific group: those who were in their late teens or early 20s at the time.
ALLEINSCHULD, the belief in "sole guilt" for one if not two world wars, has had an enduring impact on Germany's public life.
His bold vision for transformation, commitment, and generosity has had an enduring impact on the Museum.
These "common law theorists" have had an enduring impact on Western philosophy of law up to the present day.
The Soviet-era works also testify to the revolution's enduring impact on artists around the world.
Meanwhile, academics from Sheffield University will this week launch a study claiming that Orgreave exerts an enduring impact on industrial relations in Britain.
