Sentence examples for inordinate impact from inspiring English sources

If elections happen in September and the Muslim Brotherhood wins a plurality it could have an inordinate impact on writing Egypt's first truly free Constitution and could inject restrictions on women, alcohol, dress, and the relations between mosque and state.

And the price of gasoline has an inordinate impact on consumers' view of things like inflation, in part because gasoline is the only product whose prices you see advertised in giant numbers everywhere you look.

There's a simple reason for this: people tend to give too much weight to the comments and opinions of authority figures, and as a result those comments have an inordinate impact on what groups think.

The hotel layoffs, said Lalia Rach, dean of the Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management at New York University, have had an inordinate impact on workers who were already living paycheck to paycheck — large percentages of women, minorities, immigrants, single parents and welfare-to-work participants.

RSV disease has an inordinate impact on the very young, and the physical and immunological immaturity of early life complicates vaccine design.

In the early texts, a person's mental state at the time of death is generally viewed as having an inordinate impact on the next birth.

As pioneers, they are leaders and will have inordinate influence and impact on future generations.

Evidence demonstrates that dysfunctional mitochondria, not oxygen insufficiency, cause cancer cells to produce inordinate amounts of lactic acid that impact on the treatment of cancer [ 24].

I also can accept the inordinate influence of special interests and the corrosive impact of legalized bribery that have come to dominate our political system.

Quite apart from the morale effect of inordinate delays, the difficulties with R&R are now beginning to impact significantly on the operational effectiveness of the division.

This ultimately impacts safety, she said, because flight attendants spend an inordinate amount of time being baggage wranglers.