Sentence examples for impact began from inspiring English sources

Indeed, not until the effects of human impact began to be noticed from about 1960 did their environmental significance become clear.

Yet, thanks to artists, collectors and dealers with close contacts in Germany who had begun to discover his work, by the early 1920's Klee's impact began to be felt in the United States.

Yet, thanks to artists, collectors and dealers with close contacts in Germany who had begun to discover his work, by the early 1920's, Klee's impact began to be felt here.

Cultural impact began 3500 years ago during the Bronze Age, but was most intensive between AD 1600 and AD 1900.

Also last month, Wurld Media's peer-to-peer service Peer Impact began offering a selection of movies and TV shows from both Time Warner and News Corp.'s Twentieth Century Fox.

Then the concept of impact began to take hold.

The fear is that the government will repeal the act's most effective provisions once their impact begins to hurt.

The cost could be even higher, as more details of the scandal's impact begin to filter through and customers consider seeking compensation.

The document is made up of two reports, Impact begins at the front, Failure at the back with the latter involving members of the hub team giving their assessment unsuccessful activities.

Ms. Simpson knew what she wanted to focus on: race, a political fact and sociological fantasy that has shaped American culture so thoroughly for so long that no one can tell where its impact begins or ends, though countless people feel its effects every day.

Previous research studies revealed that absence of professional development programmes impact beginning teachers' beliefs about scientific inquiry (Luft, 2001; Roehrig & Luft, 2006).