Sentence examples similar to half impact from inspiring English sources

Marston's shares ended 2.1p better at 134.5p and analyst Nick Batram at Peel Hunt said: Marstons is not the first pubco to comment on a tough first half impacted by the weather and won't be the last.

Sasaki has used Iwabuchi as a second-half impact substitute and she has excelled in the role.

"I'm ecstatic," said Zito, who had predicted that his colt would make a second-half impact in the race for the year's honors.

Johnson sustained a right quadriceps contusion early in the third quarter and did not make much of a second-half impact.

A convincing win at the Stadio Olimpico would clearly help in that regard and Jones is looking for his replacements, including the uncapped Maro Itoje, to make a big second-half impact against potentially tiring opponents.

By promoting the uncapped Ben Youngs to the bench and inviting the Northampton pair of Courtney Lawes and Ben Foden to make an eye-catching second-half impact, Johnson has put the onus firmly on the incumbents to step on the gas.

"That was half the impact".

They intersperse these anguished speeches with what sound like radio news bulletins from 9/11, with the result that "The Shoemaker" offers twice the atrocities with half the impact.

"It'll be lovely to see him back and if he has half the impact that he had last time then that might be enough to get us out of the mess we're in".

That tendency is even stronger these days: a recent Federal Reserve study found that changes in the value of the dollar today have half the impact on American prices that they did during the eighties.

She went on: "Last week we learnt that their changes to the student visas system would cost the UK economy £2.4 billion and would still only have half the impact on net migration that they promised.