Sentence examples for longterm impacts from inspiring English sources

There was yet another breakdown in technology there this past week, and allegations of cover-ups of real risks and longterm impacts.

Allegedly, tens of thousands were killed, but the numbers may be less important than the longterm impact: a cultura de medo – culture of fear – was born, and has kept protest in check ever since.

But it is also possible that teachers who are excellent at project-based education have an even stronger longterm impact and we would never know it because their results cannot be teased out of a million pieces of data.

The longterm impact of abdominal decompression on physical and mental health, quality of life, and subsequent employment remains unclear.

Many Mt.Gox investors are still having trouble recovering their money, however, and the longterm impact of its downfall on the Bitcoin industry remains to be seen.

Arimachi wrote the song to resemble a story, took into account its longterm impact, and felt it fit Outlaw Star perfectly.

Keystone as a generator of "good American jobs" laid at the White House door by @SenJoniErnst, despite iffy projections of longterm impact.

Carbon Tracker's projection is within the range of the State Department's estimate of annual emissions -- a maximum of 168 million metric tons -- but it totals them over 35 years to demonstrate the pipeline's cumulative and longterm impact.

In 1965 the American Academy of Arts and Sciences initiated the Commission on the Year 2000, to investigate structural changes in society that would have a longterm social impact.

These traits were showcased most spectacularly in Dirty Dancing (1987) and Ghost (1990) – both massive box office smashes at the time, whose longterm cultural impact was cemented by their perfect fit for the then-burgeoning home video market.

Understanding her own motivations for giving and learning to distill her organization's uniqueness will get her well on her way towards sustainable funding and longterm social impact.