Sentence examples for impact would be a from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend fans figured the game against the Montreal Impact would be a throw away match as the US Open Cup semi final match loomed midweek.

"These make up 80% of our industry … The overall impact would be a staggering £33bn … resulting in more losers than winners".

Warning that employers "will suffer a steep rise in labor costs," the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry said the impact would be a drastic reduction in growth.

But she warned that the long-term impact would be a rolling back of hard-won benefits for poor sectors of society, particularly if the government pushed austerity.

The IPPR thinktank notes: "While this might incentivise households to look for cheaper properties, for households living in the private rented sector, the average impact would be a loss of income of about £570 a year, and £460 per year for social housing tenants".

To ignore its impact would be a shame.

The most important indirect impact would be an expansion of the area agricultural land at the expense of cerrados.

The number of employees and positions impacted would be a "relatively small percentage" of the company's domestic workforce, the studio added.

"The impacts would be a lot worse if we didn't have access to groundwater," said coauthor Jay Lund, director of the Center for Watershed Sciences and a UC Davis professor of civil and environmental engineering.

A patient-reported outcome measure that assesses these wider impacts would be a pragmatic approach for assessing broad impacts and subsequent recovery after ankle fractures.

The only possible impact would be if a tiny increase in the price of a burger drove away people from purchasing fast food altogether.