Sentence examples for now impacts from inspiring English sources

Inequality, which now impacts on the natural world, may be the little sister of them all.

The Israel-Palestine issue now impacts on the religious and cultural identities of individuals and groups in a manner that did not occur then.

"It has become clear that there are now impacts from climate change that can no longer be avoided.

The AMT was originally designed to ensure that a few wealthy families paid a fair tax rate, but now impacts far more middle class taxpayers than it was ever intended to.

I often complain of "report fatigue" because they often are just pages and pages of graphs and scientific jargon with a focus on "what may happen". However, I do think this report, particularly the online material, is very accessible to the layperson and does an excellent job conveying the "here and now" impacts on the U.S. and your kitchen table issues.

Everything you do now impacts everything you can do next and everything you will be in five years.

So it's not a surprise that growing pay inequality is now impacting staff motivation.

Given climate change, every molecule of air, ecosystem, and organism is now impacted by human activity.

"It's just that the overall economic scenario in the world has also now impacted our country," she said.

Structure-based approaches now impact across the whole continuum of drug discovery, from new target selection through the identification of hits to the optimization of lead compounds.

"What has happened with this shortage of labor is that it is now impacting economic output," said James Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers.