Sentence examples for impact judging from inspiring English sources

"It apparently didn't have much of an impact, judging from the number of shootings and the number of guns seized on an annual basis," said Mark Donahue, president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7, which represents officers below the rank of sergeant.

On the 0-to-10 Torino scale describing asteroid hazards, 2002 NT7 ranks a 1, meriting careful monitoring but with the chance of impact judged extremely unlikely.

Our results thus contrast with those of earlier studies, which concerned themselves with health impacts judged only within a short time frame of weeks or months at most.

Now Mr. Romero, 32, is free, and many Taos residents are wondering what impact Judge Nelson's ruling will have on this famous art community of 6,000.

It was unclear, however, what long-term impact Judge Gilberto Reyes's ruling on Friday, issued in response to a petition by indigenous groups, would have on those plans.

A bail hearing has been scheduled for Mr. Zimmerman on Friday, although it was unclear what impact Judge Recksiedler's withdrawal would have on the timing of the hearing or on other motions, including a petition by several news organizations that asks for the court records to be unsealed.

It is not clear what impact Judge Barbier's ruling will have on the legal wrangling over that settlement fund.

The aim of the study was to question whether uniform color had any impact on judging tackles in football.

This has an impact on judging the quality assessment of the included studies as mentioned above, in particular in the area of blinding of participants and personel.

The distress subscales fail to add anything to the predictive power of the impact scales, suggesting that respondents were judging impact in relation to the amount of distress experienced.

"Impact" is judged not by gauging the importance of new scholarly work to other scholars, but to the market.