Sentence examples for impact concluded from inspiring English sources

"This whole idea of putting people into castles with moats, or even small villages, has at best a marginal impact," concluded Richard N. Haass, a scholar at the Brookings Institution who served on the National Security Council under President Bush.

In its 2008 report, the committee set up to assess the law reform's impact concluded that in every major area, the law-change had improved sex workers' ability to seek assistance, work safely, report crime, and enforce safe labour conditions.

The review panel, which assessed the environmental and socioeconomic impacts, concluded that the pipeline would not harm fish in the Mackenzie River.

Ofcom's market impact assessment concluded that a BBC1+1 channel would have a negative impact on commercial rivals, "capturing viewing share for the BBC at the expense of commercial channels and reducing the profitability, in particular, of ITV and Channel 5".

That same year the DCNR commissioned a study on the wind farm's impact, which concluded the red warning lights on the wind turbines would not impact the darkness of the sky and would only be directly visible from the Astronomy Field under rare conditions.

Fifteen articles evaluated impact of the 16-hour duty maximums on resident education; 2 objectively assessed the impact and concluded education was worse (eg, examination data and/or clinical performance).

The impact statement concluded that the Mets' stadium "would not result in substantial new development" or affect the real estate market.

They analyzed the rock melted by the impact and concluded that the object that hit the Earth most likely was an asteroid from the inner asteroid belt.

A government impact assessment concluded that probably the same number of union members would continue to affiliate, which McNicol said was "so inaccurate as to be palpably absurd".

When the planes collided, the jet "was in approximately straight and level flight at the moment of impact," investigators concluded in the Civil Aeronautics Board's official report on the crash.

NASA engineers did not act on the warnings because engineers at Boeing, a major space shuttle contractor, assumed that a quarter-inch of tile would survive regardless of the size of the impact and concluded that there was no serious danger to the shuttle.