Sentence examples for impact intended from inspiring English sources
(Tommasini) ★ 'Elsewhere' (Friday and Saturday) The brilliant, adventurous cellist Maya Beiser turns even recitals into theatrical experiences, so imagine the dramatic impact intended for this new piece, which she and her collaborator, the director Robert Woodruff, are calling a "CelloOpera".
(Woolfe) ★ 'Elsewhere' (Wednesday through Oct. 20) The brilliant, adventurous cellist Maya Beiser turns even recitals into theatrical experiences, so imagine the dramatic impact intended for this new piece, which she and her collaborator, the director Robert Woodruff, are calling a "CelloOpera".
You can often miss the cumulative impact intended by the film's director and editor if you don't view it completely from the beginning to the end.
In this article, we focus on decision making undertaken in instances in which there is insufficient evidence available to be able to know whether an option will have the impacts intended, or whether it may have unintended (and undesirable) impacts.
"History has shown that not every regulation has had the impact it intended," said Christopher Graves, Oglivy's chief executive.
But it didn't make the impact it intended to, and was forgotten by Sire and eventually by fans.
We believe in a goal of responsible behavior and enforcing it, including related to the environment and climate change … History has shown that not every regulation has had the impact it intended," he said.
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However, Erlewine also wrote that Heart of a Woman "never has the emotional impact James intended it to have".
Though seven family members wrote impact letters intended to influence sentencing, Moniz only allowed Roy's parents and siblings to deliver statements Thursday.
The CCFO would impact programs intended to give people with disabilities greater access to housing that cannot be, and should not be, subject to licensure, as they do not provide care and supervision.
