Sentence examples for impacted much from inspiring English sources

"For journalists, the disclosures also impacted much of what we do and, importantly, how we do it".

"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.

With a couple of exceptions (there's an argument doing the rounds that a track by Britney Spears, of all people, bore a dubstep influence), none of them have impacted much on the way pop music sounds, in the way acid house or trance did.

There's been a lot of talk about the middle-class gentrification of Brighton over the last decade, but it doesn't seem to have impacted much on the city's famous air of slightly seedy licentiousness, on Keith Waterhouse's famous judgment that it's a town that always looks as if it's helping police with their inquiries.

Thus is the listener to Grey Tickles, Black Pressure alerted to the fact that Grant's curious upward career path – from frontman of underachieving US alt-rock band the Czars to critical darling to Brit nominee and winner of gay lifestyle magazine Attitude's Man of the Year award – hasn't impacted much on his approach to songwriting, or indeed his perspective on life.

From the figure, we can see that when, the NeMo (both nonregenerative and regenerative) is not impacted much since they converge very fast (close to persistence 1 before rounds).

Thunderstorms and rain could impact much of the Chicago area.

5. Defunding Planned Parenthood would impact much more than abortions, which are only 3percentt of the services the organization provides.

"The older wineries, with more established brand names, were not impacted as much".

But it may be that our footprint is far heavier than we ever imagined, and its impact much longer-lasting.

While some economists believe that is slightly overstating things, they do not put the impact much lower.