Sentence examples for mixed impact from inspiring English sources

From a broader perspective, last week's crisis will have a mixed impact.

The weakness of the dollar is also having a mixed impact on middle market firms.

Nine months after Comcast took over majority ownership in NBCUniversal from General Electric, the acquisition appears to have had mixed impact on earnings.

But, as with the rest of the technology revolution, big data is likely to have a more mixed impact on us in our role as workers.

High prices have a mixed impact on poverty: they hurt anyone who loses more from dear food than he gains from a higher income.

Nearly 300,000 are believed to live in Switzerland and Germany apiece, around 500,000 in Italy and 200,000 in North America, and in the past this has had a mixed impact on the national team.

The funding crisis in India in 2010 and evidence of mixed impacts from microfinance have contributed to a greater understanding of both its strengths and weaknesses.

These results suggest that compact forms may have mixed impacts on exposures and health.

The paper, using a socio-technical lens, explores the mixed impacts of these canals on the villages through which they traverse.

Indeed, as our expert survey shows, several Wild Cards are likely to have conflicting inter-and intra-sectorial impacts if they occur: a positive impact on a certain transport sector and a negative impact on another sector, or both positive and negative (mixed) impacts on the same sector.

Eight studies evaluated the addition of telehealth to usual care and demonstrated no significant improvements in processes of care or surrogate laboratory measures, variable impacts on hospitalization rates, and mixed impacts on some domains of quality of life, including improvement in mental health.