Sentence examples for has a decisive impact on from inspiring English sources

Divorce has a decisive impact on children and others.

It's a problem that has a decisive impact on the country's capacity to remain a competitive global player and that will be terribly difficult to solve because it is embedded in the national DNA.

However, the policy design of an emission trading program has a decisive impact on its performance.

More importantly, the moisture level in the NFC-G film has a decisive impact on the PEDOT PSS conductivity level when the samples are annealed.

In addition to the chemical composition the molecular architecture has a decisive impact on the formulation of polymeric drug delivery systems.

This has a decisive impact on the performance of these systems in terms of operational efficiency, reliability and associated intervention costs.

ECJ rulings are binding on British courts and its decision could have a decisive impact on the powers of GCHQ, the Cheltenham-based monitoring agency.

Its final decision could have a decisive impact on the powers of GCHQ, the Cheltenham-based monitoring agency, and could come shortly before Britons decide whether to remain in or leave the EU on 23 June.

And refereeing decisions can have a decisive impact on the outcome.

The use of mines never had a decisive impact on the war, though in one incident it came close.

Nothing could bring Evans back from the dead, but the case and the book had a decisive impact on Britain's decision to abolish the death penalty in 1964.