Sentence examples for impact down from inspiring English sources
How does a good manager sort of find those pivotal moments and intervene in a way that will have an impact down the line?
While the longer-term impact of larger schemes reduces erosion across a frontage the short-term impact down drift of the scheme can lead to an increase in erosion as the natural sediment drift becomes interrupted.
Lacking the necessary votes entering Thursday evening, Democrats sliced the bill again, eliminating health insurance subsidies for the unemployed and health care aid to states — saving $30 billion or so and getting the deficit impact down to $54 billion.
Mr. Galston, the political expert in Washington, said the movement's success in making inequality more visible "could have an impact down the road on campaigns and elections and agendas".
One of the benefits of the American Heritage River designation is communities in the four-state watershed coming "to understand that when somebody does something up river, it has an impact down river," said Mr. Marfuggi.
But my collaborator Marc Hafstead and I hope that our book will have an impact down the road by making clear the case for climate policy — providing good evidence that its benefits to the environment and human health significantly outweigh the sacrifices involved.
Amid heavy turnout, Republicans appeared to be crossing over in droves today in Marion County and suburban counties, where fewer Republican voters might impact down-ticket primary races.
"It is unclear if banning travel to North Carolina will have any real political impact," Downs writes, "but it is clear that the ban will only further isolate LGBT citizens in North Carolina from their allies".
"This is going to have a huge impact on Down syndrome research," says Roger Reeves, a geneticist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
This means that the role of those few common genes could have an underestimated impact on Down syndrome cognition disabilities.
Many saw the election as a barometer of the president's impact on down-ballot candidates in reliably blue regions.
