Sentence examples similar to making a key impact from inspiring English sources
As it turned out, it was an Arsenal substitute who made a key impact.
He was regarded within the industry as one of those rare, clever, creative producers who could make a key impact on a show - the difference between a hit and an also-ran - as when the first series of Channel 4's 11 O'Clock Show (1998), which he produced and helped write, spawned Ali G and later Da Ali G Show (2000).
"Pat has made himself a key impact player in our program now and for years to come, as those that have played with him and watch him compete on game day realize what he means," Nadelen said.
Obama made a key decision at midyear.
So one big lesson for me was that philanthropy alone can't solve all of the problems we need to tackle government shares a responsibility, as does the private sector, and a strong civil society is key to making a lasting impact on a meaningful scale.
The gender gap is also making a pronounced impact on many key U.S. Senate races.
This is key when making a big impact on your classmates.
Heather and the IWV team are making a big impact by educating the key constituencies of Independents and Women about the need to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act with market-oriented, patient-centered health care solutions.
He's making a real impact.
What we learned in those three years in the seminary and from each other became the key to making an impact and leaving a legacy in the world.
