Sentence examples for have a deep impact from inspiring English sources

"I asked him: 'Did this have a deep impact on you?' and he said: 'Of course!

Two years into his term, the power crisis could thus have a deep impact on Mr. Davis's reputation and prospects.

But India's GDP figures, the worst for at least nine years, will have a deep impact on the sub-continent.

Such a virus could have a deep impact on the survival of salmon in the Pacific Northwest.

Bilgoray, the religious community he ruled over not far from the Austrian border, was to have a deep impact on Singer.

It is probable that these changes will have a deep impact on the skills needed to succeed in criminal markets," the report says.

At what point did you start to become conscious of the sort of transcendental nature of music, that it could have a deeper impact on people?

"I have to think about the future as well," she said, adding that she wanted to have a deeper impact on opera than just performing.

In true social enterprise style, these options aim to be affordable, have a deeper impact on members than a tighter torso, strengthen communities, and provide sustainable jobs, training and good volunteering opportunities.

Finally, in December, she accepted a five-year appointment as the first creative consultant at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, telling The New York Times that she wanted to have a deeper impact on opera than just performing.

If the IPO and M&A drought continue, it should have a deeper impact on current funding levels.