Sentence examples for impact ties from inspiring English sources
The Global Times mentioned Patten by name and paraphrased Fudan University China Institute fellow Song Luzheng with the line: "As long as UK politicians place their national interest in the primary position, these noises would not impact ties".
In Canada on Wednesday night the Montreal Impact tied the Vancouver Whitecaps, 2-2, but captured that nation's Concacaf berth on away goals.
But I already know the impact TiE has made.
Scale and impact tie back to taking a hit and getting back up because for any of these phenomena to take place, jeans had to first have that central quality supported by the rivet.
A common viewpoint is that although definitive evidence does not yet exist for real-world human health impacts tied to marine plastic debris, this doesn't prove the hypothesis null, nor does it mean there aren't other valid reasons to address the long-lived plastic litter that washes into the world's oceans every year.
Building consensus trees from bootstrap pseudoreplicates of an alignment can minimize the impact of ties, though in instances where there are many very closely related sequences such as in the case of tuna, ties can still be problematic [86].
Her remarks came as the US undertakes an expansive damage-limitation exercise to contain the impact on ties with allies caused by the latest WikiLeaks revelations, including the publication in the Guardian on Thursday of cables showing the extent of the US military's scorn for Britain's four-year stewardship of Helmand province.
He said any such spying could have a "severe impact" on ties between the EU and the US.
These collaboration patterns, in turn, negatively impact direct ties and network efficiency, and increase the attribute proximity of an actor's network.
Martin Schulz said that if this was true, it would have a "severe impact" on ties between the EU and the US.
This restriction appears reasonable given prior work suggesting that changes in physical appearance (e.g., BMI) have minimal impact on tie-dissolution even if initial similar appearance led to tie-formation (O'Malley and Christakis, 2011).
