Sentence examples for much larger impacts from inspiring English sources

Socio-economic characteristics have a moderate impact, while dwelling characteristics and especially household size have much larger impacts.

In this rapidly changing landscape, the world economy is entering into a New Economic Order, in which developing Asia led by two fast-growing giant economies, China and India, will have much larger impacts on the world economy.

The fluid nature of the disability category has meant that changes to disability policy parameters such as the level of benefits and the scope of conditions that qualify have had much larger impacts on caseload growth and disability recipiency rates than policymakers expected or even intended.

Once reasonably high use rates are attained, communal protection achieved is greater than personal protection because even modest reductions of mosquito survival and feeding success per gonotrophic cycle result in much larger impacts upon proportion of mosquitoes surviving the multiple blood feeds required to reach an age where they can transmit mature sporogonic-stage parasites.

"But they can have a much larger impact on perceptions.

Repeat victimisation was particularly worrying, having a much larger impact than would be predicted.

But Mr. Gray, a Democrat, said the bill would have a much larger impact than many people realized.

Canada's action follows in the steps of the Netherlands and Belgium, but it is likely to have a much larger impact on the United States.

But its new Power Mac G5 computers, set to arrive in stores today, will probably have a much larger impact on the world of personal computing.

But he added that the insurgency had a much larger impact on contractors like RTI International, which is charged with rebuilding civil institutions.

It's also caused by candy bars, ice cream, fast food: our access to a plethora of processed foods has a much larger impact.