Sentence examples for impact long from inspiring English sources

A circus with a purpose has an impact long after the young people have completed their workshops or successfully graduated.

Most years, the bracts make an impact long after the petals have disintegrated, replaced by a seed head that swells inside its black coating until it bursts at the seams, exposing the large, pale seeds within.

The rim of Endeavour — a 14-mile-wide depression that was carved out by an impact long ago — consists of rocks from an earlier geological era that the impact lifted up from below.

It is by no means clear what the political impact long term will be of such intimate intrusion by the Federal government into the affairs of business.

Not to think through the futurity of short-term decisions and their impact long after "we are all dead" is irresponsible.

They implored America to help impact long overdue change.

It is not meant to impact long-term investments.

Ms. Boyer, the shop owner, said the ships "add to positive news about New London," and such news "has the biggest impact, long-term".

The charity has launched a Need to Sleep campaign to encourage people to recognise the impact long-term sleeplessness has on their well-being and address the root cause by seeking help with their money problems.

Like sports, television comes in seasons, though we usually don't rank the "greatness" of a season by the strength of its rookie shows, probably because TV greatness is harder to quantify — it depends as much on fuzzy metrics like pop-cultural impact, long-term influence and general belovedness as it does on spreadsheetable numbers.

Climate change has the potential to impact long-term road pavement performance.