Sentence examples for impact in context from inspiring English sources

"Electricity" and the "Revelations" excerpts are exciting, but you wouldn't know from this arrangement that they have a much larger expressive impact in context.

What matters is that the numbers make an impact, in context to the community it's trying to serve, no matter how small.

Standard malaria control tools and strategies developed and directed at majority populations can have a limited impact in contexts where transmission is chiefly restricted to specific areas and/or vulnerable settings and populations.

I wish now that I'd started at the beginning and built up to it, in order to feel its full impact in the context of the series.

Fahrer said the New Acland mine would result in 234 fewer jobs in the rest of the local regional economy, which he said would have little impact in the context of a population of " a couple hundred thousand".

It is one of a number of later social critique stories written by Tezuka that had only a limited impact in the context of his general body of work.

Horne told BBC Sport: "Gary's death was something that obviously had an impact in the context of the past, present and future of Welsh football.

Understanding the beneficial impact of APL-13 on LPS-induced myocardial injury vs. dobutamine, and assessing functional and biological effects of a new selected linear APL-13 analog with enhanced affinity, and their impact in the context of sepsis.

This heterogeneity can have a significant impact in the context of kinetic studies, especially those in which the response is non-linear with respect to the concentration, like the study of immobilized enzymes using protein film voltammetry.

Drawing on recent work in geography, international higher education and bibliometrics, the paper examines two of the major international ranking schemes that have had significant public impact in the context of the on-going neoliberalization of higher education.

There may be rational grounds for thinking one view better than another, perhaps for thinking one true and the other false, but since reasoning has so little impact in this context, it is "meaningless" (in the sense of pointless) to raise issues of truth and falsity.