Sentence examples for lifelong impact from inspiring English sources

David Hume's skepticism has had a lifelong impact.

Similarly quality childcare can give children a good start in life and has a lifelong impact for children and parents.

It had a lifelong impact on my own artistic practice, and its influence remains profound 50 years on.

One of my college internships, with a city agency, has had a lifelong impact on my use of interns.

At the time, I didn't realize the lifelong impact of the Mets' 4-3 loss to the Pirates on that sunlit afternoon.

As well as showing those recently injured, I want to document the long process of rehab and the lifelong impact of many war wounds, especially amputation.

If food does not arrive, it will lead to serious issues, like childhood stunting, which have lifelong impacts.

That the variations or differences between really good and really bad teachers have lifelong impacts on children".

The research also supports now-popular ideas about early childhood development, that the time and resources that parents devote to young kids have lifelong impacts.

Preterm birth is a public health issue of global significance, which may result in mortality during the perinatal period or may lead to major health and financial consequences due to lifelong impacts.

The discovery of the epigenome provides an explanation, at the molecular level, for why and how early positive and negative social experiences give rise to a biological memory that can have lifelong impacts.