Sentence examples for insufficient impact from inspiring English sources

Mark Watson's new show is one long fret about the insufficient impact he thinks he's making on the world.

"There is simply insufficient impact structure on a F1 car to absorb the energy of such an impact without either destroying the driver's survival cell, or generating non-survivable decelerations.

Technology integration in K-12 classrooms is usually overly teacher-centered and has insufficient impact on students' learning, especially in enhancing students' higher-order cognitive skills.

Substantial investment in conservation actions has had insufficient impact, due in part to a limited basis for understanding the likely environmental outcomes of those investments.

Mechanical valve surface engineering has largely focused on being as non-thrombogenic as possible, but despite decades of iteration has had insufficient impact on the anticoagulation burden.

So far, however, his flattery seems to be having insufficient impact on Busch and his board - not to mention St Louis statesmen, who are united against the bid, and its beer drinkers, who have set up savebudweiser.com to campaign for its independence.

The results of early and lower hyperglycemia spike found in NGT patients might render relative insufficient impacts of these postchallenge proinflammatory and nitrosative stress responses to produce sustained effects upon coronary atherosclerotic changes.

Perhaps they requested funding for a journal of insufficient quality, impact, prestige.

This study tests the assumption that variability of δ18O ratios of water from within a region are insufficient to impact the reconstruction of ancient mobility using isotopic measures of human tooth and bone.

If the watershed has low variability or maximum elevation, variation or height of terrain may be insufficient to impact ecological function, and watershed boundaries should be dissolved.

That this neutral or even negative relationship exists for both the "less successful" non-Western immigrants and "more successful" Western immigrants raises questions as to whether this is truly indicative of segmented assimilation, but rather evidence that the general effects of parents' incorporation are insufficient to impact children's math performance.