Sentence examples for especially large impact from inspiring English sources

Disturbances that propagate throughout a plant due to recycle streams, heat integration or other means can have an especially large impact on product quality and running costs.

If successful, though, the bans could have an especially large impact on African American adults and youth, who smoke menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars at higher rates than other groups.

That rule could have an especially large impact on Deutsche Bank, which has a big presence on Wall Street and is the world's biggest investment bank not based in the United States.

The average temperature of the region is rising more than twice as fast as that of the earth as a whole, confirming a prediction first made in 1896: that increasing levels of carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels would have an especially large impact in the Arctic.

And for several reasons it may have an especially large impact on women in the U.S. That's because women make the majority of family health care decisions, and on average they live longer than men and require more medical care over a longer period of time.

The strike had an especially large impact on four Southwest states with copper smelters: New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada.

Clays indicative of warm, even hot, water persisting over millions of years show up where deep martian crust is exposed today, especially where large impacts have blasted into the crust.

The losses in the Oregon retirement funds are likely to have an especially great impact on the Portland union members and retirees, though nobody can yet say just how large.

What it also demonstrates is that small changes can have a potentially large impact, especially when a company like Facebook is behind them.

Various approaches, both parametric and non-parametric, have been developed to deal with such left-censored data (Tressou et al. 2004a, 2004b; Counil et al. 2005) and the type of approach used can have a large impact, especially if few values are greater than the limit of detection.

Prediction of drought plays an important role in drought preparedness and mitigation, especially because of large impacts of drought and increasing demand for water resources.