Sentence examples for more impacted in from inspiring English sources

AMPATH is considered a model of care in under-resourced settings,[ 19, 31] so return to clinic and ART adherence may be much more impacted in care systems that do not provide similar comprehensive, responsive services.

"The private efforts are going to have more impact in the long run," Professor Brief said.

You have more impact in art terms by not playing the system, totally.

(Mr. Wallace is the only registered Democrat among the moderators, so he can have more impact in local Washington elections).

He is probably having more impact in his current role than ever before but it's hard to compare.

"In Dreams" — which I imagine would make more impact in a smaller theater — is distinctive, touching, and ambiguous.

Lasting twice as long as the British Empire, it may have had more impact in the end.

Similarly, a monologue in which Salima describes the day of her abduction would have even more impact in a shorter, less explicitly articulate form.

These papers often have more impact in terms of citations, partly because many emanate from large and prestigious collaborations such as CERN.

"The overall height (187cm) is taller than the average girl and the form is stylised to have more impact in store.

Teacher representatives believe the earlier version would have had far more impact in limiting the DfEs own detrimental impact on workload than the one released by the government today.