Sentence examples for impacts on perceptions from inspiring English sources

While the increase is unlikely to have a significant direct impact on spending or investment decisions, the key concern will be the likely indirect impacts on perceptions of risk and on growth, the exchange rate and inflation.

37 Evaluation will thus focus on participants' opinions on course form and content, whether the training programmes meet needs and expectations, and whether it impacts on perceptions of telecare services, intention to adopt such services in practice and service quality and safety.

"But they can have a much larger impact on perceptions.

All involved claimed a lasting impact on perceptions of Paralympic sport and disability.

The GCSE English grading fiasco has had a "serious impact on perceptions of fairness", Ofqual admitted today.

As it is, the presence of those troops and police officers will probably end up having a positive impact on perceptions of the Games, he says.

Wansink B, Shimizu M, Brumberg A. How vegetables make the meal: their hedonic and heroic impact on perceptions of the meal and of the preparer.

"The new supermarket appeared to have a positive impact on perceptions of food accessibility for residents in the intervention neighborhood," study authors Steven Cummins, Ellen Flint and Stephen A. Matthews write.

"Evidence suggests the UK's approach to post-study work is having an impact on perceptions  of the country as a place to study," the report adds.

"We recognise the significance of the issues with GCSE English this summer: the generosity of the awards in assessments taken before June 2012 has had a serious impact on perceptions of fairness at qualification level," Ofqual said.

The report said that while polling showed that attitudes towards Muslims in Britain had improved between 2011 and 2016, the terror attacks in the UK in 2017 had had a negative impact on perceptions.