Sentence examples for have enduring impact from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely to have enduring impact on the outcome of the Syrian civil war, which is now in its eighth year.

He opens "Hero" in 1917, when Lawrence, an Englishman leading an Arab guerrilla force and using military tactics that proved to have enduring impact, devises the bold strategic move of attacking the port city of Aqaba, on the Red Sea, by approaching it from an unexpected direction.

"The legacy of Nat Turner has had enduring impact, not simply upon our family, but upon American history," Aguirre said at a ceremony held in early October. .

I keep coming back to the late 1970s because both the city of San Francisco and the state of California made choices that have had enduring impacts on housing to this day.

"The authors have shown that the early-life environment has enduring impact on traits important to human males," says evolutionary biologist Stephen Stearns of Yale University.

Their origins lie in adversity, including in violence experiences in childhood that have enduring psychological impact, manifesting in a lack of empathy and remorse, which enable acts of violence while positioning the male actors as themselves victims (Bourgois 1996; Fulu et al. 2013; Jewkes et al. 2011, 2013; Mathews, Jewkes, and Abrahams 2011).

There are very few brands that have had this enduring impact.

These "common law theorists" have had an enduring impact on Western philosophy of law up to the present day.

But when you look at some of the people who have had an enduring impact on our culture today - Harvey Milk, say, or Malala Yousafzai - many of them aren't obvious hero material.

While the report maintains that "many of the changes accomplished in the civil rights era have had some enduring impact," it expresses grave concerns about a recent retreat back to former patterns.

His bold vision for transformation, commitment, and generosity has had an enduring impact on the Museum.