Sentence examples for impact noted from inspiring English sources

The fluctuations gave birth to a powerful conventional wisdom that law-enforcement strategies couldn't have much impact, noted Roseanna Ander, executive director of the crime lab.

Cheap and clean energy won't necessarily obviate the impact, noted James Salzman of Duke University Law School in Durham, because other problems such as habitat destruction would remain.

Eugene passed south of the Hawaiian Islands on August 14, with minimal impact noted.

A Moody's study on the president's stimulus impact noted that for every Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) dollar spent, it generated a $1.73 ripple effect in the economy.

With his similar observation, Dan Keenan from Impact noted that the "chiming synths" that Martin recognized developed into the "undeniably cathartic" refrain.

Public Impact noted that turnarounds in general have a first-time failure rate of 70 to 90percentt, while arguing that struggling restarts should be immediately restarted all over again.

Sara Seager, a planetary theorist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a co-investigator on the extended mission for Deep Impact, notes that the data being gathered are just for planning purposes because the discovery of a good candidate alien planet is a long way off in the future.

When YouTube was asked earlier this week about its terms related to YouTube Red, and specifically, what would happen if a partnered content creator didn't agree to participate in the new subscription service, the company downplayed the potential impact, noting that nearly all of its community accepted the new agreement.

The report stopped short of assessing the impact, noting that such a conclusion was beyond the scope of the inquiry.

Congress rejected EPA's plans for developing a "cap-and-trade" regulatory system curbing emissions of global warming gases, and the White House "rejected or scaled back a number of proposed new regulations" due to concerns about costs and economic impacts, noted The New York Times' John Broder.

Age increases were observed consistently across unadjusted, restraint-adjusted, and multilevel models with the largest age impacts noted for those aged 80 and over (Figure 1). Figure 1 Rear passenger adjusted mortality by age group (odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals).