Sentence examples for impact much more from inspiring English sources

Curly Haugland, the state Republican chairman, told a reporter with some degree of incredulity, "We could have somewhat of an impact, much more than we maybe thought earlier".

Ms. Harvey said she "can't disagree with those concerns," but changing "practice on the ground can have far greater impact much more quickly than the political process".

Cross-retaliation "will impact much more than goods – it could set an important precedent and harm the US in other cases," Haroldo Cunha, the head of the Brazilian cotton growers' association Abrapa, told Reuters in 2010.

Antonella Noya: a universal spectrum would be good – although I think that social enterprises, which are meant to be social "by definition", will always be requested to show their social impact much more than other business that do not have in their DNA any explicit social mission.

Arguments have more impact, much more.

What many don't realize is that coaches impact much more than an individual's performance.

"The ball is getting impacted much more severely than in the past," said Paul Zalatoris, business director for tennis balls at Wilson, which is based in Chicago.

But if the shutdown continues, drags on, then we will be impacted much more". However, UMich and other universities are more concerned with grants that haven't been made yet.

"One interesting outcome of the falling fiat values of cryptocurrencies through 2018 is that it has impacted much more on the large mining facilities who overreached themselves in such a way that it turned out to be costly.

Despite differences in location and elevation, the glaciers of Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro are melting for the same reason: East Africa is getting progressively drier, and the lack of water is impacting much more than just the glaciers.

How this "disappearance" impacts her family is the core of this book, and the impact is much more than just grief.