Sentence examples for given the impression to from inspiring English sources

Still, the speed with which the central bank has since mopped up excess liquidity has given the impression to nervous investors of a huge tap being turned off.

"The adherence to a wide range of social indicators for abortion has given the impression to the public that it is easy to get an abortion at any stage of pregnancy," he said.

The Ferrer campaign has focused so intently on appealing to Latino and black voters that it has given the impression to large numbers of New Yorkers that it is not sufficiently concerned about issues that are important to whites and other racial or ethnic groups.

That gives the impression -- has given the impression to millions of people around the world that U.S. soldiers are inhuman people.

But they give the impression to Americans that their president is doing something.

Throughout the campaign, Chuck Blazer gave the impression to the England bid team that he and his Concacaf confederation would vote for them in the critical first round.

During the Feb. 19 apology, Woods gave the impression to many that his return to the game was not imminent and might not come this year.

"First of all, Marcouch's gay policy gives the impression to the outside world that everyone in Slotervaart is bent on beating up homosexuals," he said.

Beyond our own shores, conflicts with Russia and with Isis give the impression to many that the world is on fire.

Our people have come to hate al-Qaida, which gives the impression to the outside world that the resistance in Iraq are terrorists.

"So the coalition gave the impression to Iraqis that we were not serious in this most important goal of any government.