Sentence examples for has made no impact from inspiring English sources

There are fewer and fewer venues where digital technology has made no impact – and where there's a digital device, there are ebooks, at least in potential.

Certainly, the pattern of voting kept the mood of independence alive by rejecting the Conservatives, but Matthew Sinclair of Saint Property Search in Edinburgh thinks the election has made no impact on the property scene.

Labour is bracing itself for another electoral humiliation at the hands of the SNP in the forthcoming Scottish Parliament election, privately admitting that Jeremy Corbyn's leadership has made no impact on the party's support in Scotland.

By contrast, since the TACT trial published its results, the therapy has made no impact on the routine care of patients.

So far, after much expense and effort, Helen the new homeowner had made no impact on this property whatsoever.

It seemed as if the baseball world had concluded that he had made no impact on those championship Blue Jays teams.

A study by the Responsible Gambling Trust (RGT), funded by the gambling industry, showed that a code of conduct launched in March 2013 by bookmakers had made no impact on problem gambling.

Citizens Advice, which has supported 190,000 people having problems receiving universal credit, said government reforms had made no impact on the proportion unable to meet their housing costs, although other aspects had improved.

Yet it was Burns who looked the more complete player, whose idiosyncratic head tick, whose deep knee bend as the bowler approaches, have made no impact on his delicate touch or his ability to leave the ball.

We are decades away from the point where we say, 'We've finally deflected the rising curve of Co2 emissions, so let's have one last push to fix it for good.' We've made no impact on this rising curve as yet, and it's hard to keep interest and optimism alive".

But sure enough, there were people in the audience insisting that Barney Frank, as part of a powerless minority in the House, nonetheless somehow caused the housing bubble and the whole crisis; years of careful, evidence-based refutations have made no impact at all on these people.