Sentence examples for having a palpable impact from inspiring English sources

Certainly in Sydney I think it is having a palpable impact on young people trying to get into the housing market, and I think that is highly unfortunate".

Bradway noted that Edwards has had a palpable impact on the language of the Jets.

Lendl has had a palpable impact on Murray's strategy — and the results have been real: two Grand Slam titles in two years.

Still, our judgment as voters may not reflect the obsessions of journalists, like the budget and underfunded pensions — at least not until they have a palpable impact on daily lives.

For bioluminescent bioreporters, one area of effort lies in the development of semiconductor chip-based detector modules; this holds great promise for ultra-compact and field-deployable instrumentation, but has not yet had a palpable impact on improved detection limits.

A pervasive message of "the ABC gives voice to terrorism" is going to have a palpable impact on the public's view of the broadcaster, adding fuel to the demonstrably incorrect myth that the ABC is a left-leaning organisation that uses taxpayer money to give voice to fringe views.

The groups by single photographers have a palpable erotic undercurrent.

The play also has a palpable political dimension.

Some patients are asymptomatic whereas others have a palpable mass, abdominal pain, or abdominal distension [8].

However, patients with short saphenous incompetence usually have a palpable short saphenous vein (SSV) in the popliteal fossa.

The salute to King with Chris Stapleton, Gary Clark Jr. and Bonnie Raitt had a palpable throb.