Sentence examples for long impact from inspiring English sources
He and his co-authors have used enormous data sets to calculate the value of a great kindergarten teacher ($320,000) and to show the long impact that great teachers have on their students.
Impacts to infrastructure and pastoral systems were assessed during a three-week long impact assessment trip undertaken by the authors between 27 February and 16 March 2012; approximately nine months after the initial eruption sequence began.
Nonetheless, McCarthy said the communiqué is likely to have a fairly long impact and the dollar should stay at weak levels for the foreseeable future because that is the collective wish of G-7.
Toward the middle of my second semester I received a short call, from my hometown, that has made a long impact in my life.
It will take many years for family to accommodate to all the new customs and beliefs, but the atmosphere created at the wedding can have a long impact, helping or harming the respect families have for each other.
The Fellows and Alumni of the Kellogg Southern Africa Leadership program will long impact this region of the world and continue to set an example of what authentic wise leadership is and can be.
Appearing in her capacity as a goodwill ambassador for UN Women, the Harry Potter star outlined her new year-long "IMPACT 10X10X10" plan to address deficiencies in women's empowerment and gender equality.
"With a price tag of up to £60,000 per child per year, the life-long impact of mental illness on young people and their families is something we can't afford to ignore".
And without wishing to diminish the importance of Lubanga's crime - conscription of children by rebel leaders must have a life-long impact on those concerned, quite apart from making them legitimate military targets while they are in uniform - this can hardly be said to be the most serious crime in the ICC's Rome statute.
Permanent hearing impairment has a life-long impact on children and its early identification is important for language development.
Target organs identified within this concept are the brain, cardiovascular system, liver, and kidney, and its potential life-long impact is recently gathering attention [7].
