Sentence examples for near-term impact from inspiring English sources
The brief epilogue (1693.1) describes NEPAD's near-term impact.
Beyond that, though, the near-term impact might be mainly symbolic.
First, because seemingly distant dates can have a very near-term impact.
So the near-term impact on the budget will be minimal.
Patent reform and trade deals won't have much near-term impact.
They are both exaggerating the near-term impact the election's outcome will have on the economy.
The 2017 Near-term Impacts of Climate Change on Investors explored how the application of the best climate science can improve competition across the private sector.
In parallel, researchers focused on the near-term impacts of AI must recognize that the problems we see now represent a snapshot in time of a technology whose capacities and impacts are developing rapidly.
Rest assured, the Waxman dispatches wont push the plans off the cliff, so do not expect near-term impacts.
"Full-year 2016 earnings may plateau at 2015 levels as the company manages near-term impacts," according to a statement based on remarks by Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam.
They found that the climate was changing faster than some of the more conservative models had predicted, and that near-term impacts on agriculture would likely be greater.
