Sentence examples for formidable impact on from inspiring English sources
But Schuman the administrator had a formidable impact on American music in the mid-20th century, notably as president of the Juilliard School from 1945 to 1961, then as president of the fledgling Lincoln Center, serving until 1969.
That has formidable impact on how companies will be managed in the future.
This double-disc retrospective thus suffers from the absence of visuals, though the classic Tubes show-stoppers – the perv-anthem "Mondo Bondage", materialist sneer "What Do You Want From Life?", teensex singalong "Don't Touch Me There" and mighty rock-culture demolition "White Punks On Dope"– still pack a formidable impact three decades on.
His writing is concise, breaking any easy balance of sentences, depending for emphasis on word order and syntactical variation and striking hard where the subject matter calls for a formidable impact.
The Chicago faculty is more rightward-leaning than that of other top law schools, but if teaching alongside some of the most formidable conservative minds in the country had any impact on Mr. Obama, no one can quite point to it.
It's too early to determine that law's health impact, but its impact on policy is already formidable.
"They are both formidable athletes and both fantastic blokes, and they have a huge impact on how their teams play.
There is now a formidable body of research showing that hearing loss has a huge impact on other health problems including frequent falls, depression, Alzheimer's and even sight loss.
In an interview, Mr. Kuhn said the merger would have "no substantial impact on competition," and he added that another health care system, Catholic Health Partners, was still "a formidable competitor".
For his size, he has yet to make a physical impact on defenders in the same way as the 6ft 2in Kluivert did and the equally formidable Benteke has done with Genk, Aston Villa and Liverpool.
