Sentence examples for making a larger impact from inspiring English sources

She began to prefer cancer or colostomy cases, as she felt she was making a larger impact in these patients' lives.

VW should also invest into making new technology affordable and prove that being a giant of an organization also means making a larger impact on the world around them.

Simply made, with small details making a large impact, it is reminiscent of the early work of Nathalie Djurberg.

Second, from a recycling standpoint, 3DP technology is capable of making a large impact on the way we use and reuse everyday materials and products.

The preferred protein target(s) for improvement is an enzyme that is limiting and has the potential for making a large impact on the specific performance of the system.

The N.F.L. has never seen a rookie class make a larger impact than this year's group.

Spending the same $100,000 in Vermont might make a larger impact in the popular vote — perhaps 2,000 votes per $100,000 of spending.

Nothing made a larger impact on the position than the league's mandate before the 2004-5 season that officials tighten enforcement of hand and forearm checking by perimeter defenders, a policy revisited several times as defenders adapted strategies to bypass the rule.

When I asked if other companies (like, oh, say, SuccessFactors) had also made acquisition offers, Shafi replied, "I can make a larger impact at Dice, getTalent can make a larger impact at Dice.

The One Percent Foundation tackles those obstacles with its Giving Circle platform, where groups of people pool their financial resources to make a larger impact.

SeamlessDocs used to focus their product on enterprises, but CEO Jonathan Ende realized they could make a larger impact if they worked with local governments.