Harry Kane was horribly isolated, his principal impact to draw the key fouls from Skrtel.
But psychologists say that to many children its principal impact is to see a father who cannot protect his son.
But for Sunday night his principal impact was as the first openly gay professional athlete to play in one of the five American major sporting leagues.
"Rather, the principal impact of the acquisition would be to foreclose the possibility that this spectrum could be acquired by smaller competitors — such as T-Mobile — who would use it more quickly, more intensively, and more efficiently than Verizon Wireless".
"The principal impact of the Citizens United decision was to give prospective donors a general sense that it was within their constitutional rights to support independent political activity," said Steven Law, head of the Republican-leaning group American Crossroads and its affiliate Crossroads GPS, which have emerged as major players in this election.
On the first anniversary of Prop 13, an article in The New York Times found that the principal impact was on the way people talked about government: "After June 6 there was less emphasis on tax reform and more on cutting back the tax burden, less on innovation and social justice and more on fiscal accountability, less on enrichment of programs and more on questioning their productivity".
The principal impact is an error in polishing-rate between acquiring influence function data and starting polishing.
And the principal impact is primarily their insuring they have quality teachers.
"The principal impact of the trade in Richard... has been the transformation of Maurice Richard into a product, then into a label, and ultimately into a myth".
Taken together, these results indicate that while the principal impact of JNK-deficiency on systemic insulin sensitivity is driven by the parenchymal elements, bone marrow-derived cells also contribute to its total impact, although to a lesser extent.
