Sentence examples for impacts because of the from inspiring English sources

Whereas growth and reproduction within the group impacts the production and consumption of the public good, the tendency to disperse reduces these impacts because of the limited presence of dispersers in the source group.

He said that his region, too, has suffered "significant negative impact" because of the drought.

"The Nobel prize is the Nobel prize and it has a great impact because of the way it is done.

"Less is more there, and dance has an electric impact because of the smallness," Ms. Staff said.

Hurricane Floyd was thought to have had much more impact because of the increasing development in Westchester County".

I know a lot of you reported that no one will feel any immediate impact because of the sequester.

The Times article, sensitively told by Dan Frosch, "certainly had more impact because of the pictures, the details, the name," Mr. Corbett said.

Even though they are not on screen that much, the women have a tremendous impact because of the way they're written.

But she will now be setting the tone for the companies in talks that could have an extraordinary impact because of the expiration of several contracts.

Mr. Akins and other industry executives say that a rule governing new coal plants would have little impact because of the low price of natural gas.

KPMG said it had to resign as auditor from two companies "after concluding today that the firm's independence has been impacted" because of the partner's behavior.