Sentence examples for making its impact from inspiring English sources

But it does suggest the limits of defining "design," and making its impact understood, through celebration alone.

On Monday, we will introduce Disruptions, a weekly column by Nick Bilton on how technology is making its impact felt on business and society.

Alex Gallas, via email In 1977, as punk was just making its impact, artists and non-musicians on New York's Lower East Side started getting together to make some of the harshest, dissonant and genuinely shocking music since free jazz.

The idea of "culture" can seem abstract and difficult to define, thereby making its impact hard to measure.

The crisis in Venezuela — a once affluent, oil-rich nation now suffering from hyperinflation, acute shortages of food and medicine, and worsening crime and political violence — is also making its impact felt across the border.

Unravelling this concept and making its impact explicit in the meta-analysis process could contribute to a better understanding of (often implicit) forms of bias that guide the reviewers' choices along the way.

Buyers these days love minimalist abstraction that does not require prolonged inspection, particularly when it makes its impact felt from far away.

It's typically not until he uploads photos of his work and pairs them with the Street View originals that it makes its impact.

When a crisis on the scale of Syria's conflict makes its impact it is hard to know just what actions are needed to both save and improve people's lives.

It first made its impact felt in the Dutch army under Maurice of Nassau, a great teacher whose headquarters attracted aspiring officers from all over Europe.

He has been through huge cultural changes in music as well as witnessing first hand the record business lose all sense of reason in the gold rush of CDs and then lose all sense of direction as the internet made its impact upon it.