Sentence examples for is less impactful from inspiring English sources
With the imposed NLW in April 2016, the effect will be to bring new or unqualified staff into line with levels of pay that others have gained through their application and endeavour; this is less impactful at the NLW introduction rate of £7.20 an hour, but when it exceeds £9 in 2020 there will be no ability to afford to reward training with higher pay rates.
Moreover, addressing needs in prison settings is less impactful if supports and interventions are not sustained post-release.
On the other hand, the groundwater flow angle is less impactful regardless of the groundwater flow velocity, i.e., the net economic gain that can be obtained by choosing the optimal orientation is much smaller compared to total cost of the system (less than 2%).
As you get more mature, criticism is less impactful.
43 Borrowing of comparatively small amounts is less impactful and may be a result of improved access to financial markets and also supports consumption smoothening.
Snap is down 7percentt in pre-market trading today, so the impact of the share purchase may be less impactful on improving its share price, as it is a sign that a significant and strategic investor may be seizing an opportunity to buy up more of a company it believes in, at a time when it's relatively a good deal to do so.
Specifically, the "improved" design, whilst being less impactful on Fiji in terms of disposal, has a higher impact globally due to the production and manufacture of the new materials used.
"But I have to say that so far, it has been less impactful than we had feared, knock on wood".
But suggestions that they would be "less impactful" than the fast jets already tested and evaluated at Boscombe have failed to calm fears.
"One of the lessons of the last two years is that if the president weighs in all the time, it's less impactful," said Dan Pfeiffer, who remains as the communications director.
The design-focused journals seem to be less impactful than the design-related journals.
