Sentence examples for impact very from inspiring English sources

I think it can have an impact, very substantially, for Northern Ireland.

Mikal Gilmore presents the sociological reasons for the Beatles' impact very thoroughly, but in so doing ultimately does a disservice to them.

If you look at your staffroom and start imagining it without two, or four, or six of the staff, it would have a serious impact very quickly.

But Sigfredo Barros, a longtime Cuban baseball writer, said that over all the rule change "will have a very big impact, very positive".

Their involvement will certainly relieve PNG government and its people from a huge political backlash and financial burden which would otherwise impact very badly on PNG's economy and its political landscape internationally.

"I was a mixed-race child brought up by a white mum – obviously it didn't impact very negatively on me, but it did bother me that people never thought she was my mum.

We have both life and non-life operations, and neither one was impacted very much by the first Gulf War".

These are situations like highly targeted contests impacting very few directly, but highly valuable in publicity or advertising.

This legislation would have impacted very few abortions and would do nothing to help girls and women on the planet.

But the reality is that the estate tax, which only applies to estates valued above $5.4 million, impacts very few small businesses.

Interestingly, two branches of microbiology have been impacted very differently by these discoveries.