Sentence examples for impacts on later from inspiring English sources
12 The pathways taken by individuals through life intersect with historical time and place to provide a framework for analysing the 'longitudinal accumulation' of transitions and events and their impacts on later life circumstances.
Recent findings suggest that oxidative stress may be one mechanism whereby early life events impact on later physiological functioning.
It certainly did not have significant technical impact on later aviation experimenters.
The Upanishads' impact on later theological and religious expression and the abiding interest they have attracted are greater than that of any of the other Vedic texts.
Although Bentham's novel idea was not fully adopted in the plans for penal institutions built at that time, its radial plan was immediately influential, and its design clearly had an impact on later construction.
It had a great impact on later playwrights, particularly such practitioners of the Theatre of the Absurd as Samuel Beckett, Eugène Ionesco, and Jean Genet, as well as Jean Anouilh and Jean-Paul Sartre.
Since then Francis has spent 20 years arguing that too much attention is paid to "a relatively small gender gap, which doesn't seem to have much impact on later careers and life outcomes" – underperforming boys still grow up to earn more than girls and get most of the top jobs – when "the clearly glaring gap in the English system is that of social class.
Despite its several virtues, Xenophanes' physical theory appears to have had little impact on later thinkers.
That will have the most serious impact on later stage startups in Series C and D which hope to IPO sooner than later.
Numenius, a Platonist philosopher of the mid 2nd century CE, had considerable impact on later Platonism, most notably on Plotinus (3rd c). and Porphyry (3rd-4th c.
The results show that poor school performance has a negative impact on later psychosocial problems net of observed background attributes and potential selection on unobservables, suggesting that the estimated effects allow for causal interpretations.
