Sentence examples for most discernible impact from inspiring English sources

The most discernible impact of the enrichment of health systems development will be in the strengthening that results in strategic planning systems.

Raising the cap to £5,000 a year would have no discernible impact on demand, the researchers concluded, and most universities would charge that maximum.

Of all the major superheroes – and his only real rivals are Spider-Man and Superman; no one else has had any discernible impact on popular culture – he has the most psychological complexity.

Excluding the most species-rich group in our analysis (amphibians) had little discernible impact on the ranks (Table 1).

If most authorities already operate at substantial (only 19 local authorities have lower thresholds), will it make any discernible impact?

The most discernible theme is a sense of domestic ennui.

And underwhelming attendance has a discernible impact on an event, said Thom Singer, another professional speaker.

"The introduction of fees has had no discernible impact on the outcome of cases.

Ali Ghalib Baban, Iraq's minister of planning, said it had not had a discernible impact.

Why bother writing articles, mounting investigations, and uncovering facts if they had no discernible impact?

Science tells us climate change has not had a discernible impact on global hurricane activity.