Sentence examples for quickly impact from inspiring English sources

Milton Freidman rejected Hayek's concern arguing that the "failure" of one currency would quickly impact others because the high costs of switching currencies.

Utilizing pharmacologic agents already used in clinical practice to target CSCs would have the potential to more quickly impact patients.

So today something that emerges anywhere in the world has the potential to quickly impact us anywhere else.

On the other hand, when filtering strategies are of moderate quality, small erosions in their performance can quickly impact the curation efficiency.

Chief executive John Rishton said: "The economic environment has deteriorated, and it has deteriorated quite quickly, impacting our revenue, especially in oil and gas and mining and construction, which are important markets for our land and sea businesses".

The changes have been breathtaking and comprehensive, quickly impacting every part of the team's business, perception and on ice-performance.

Northridge quickly impacted the nine-school conference, winning the women's volleyball title and finishing third in football.

This landscape is characterized strongly by evolution and transformation -- and technology has, very quickly, impacted and driven much of the digital behavior we have seen today.

Because ejecta blocks are expected to break down quickly by impact events, those present on the surface must have been either formed recently or uncovered by an impact event.

But with technical crises like these nuclear leaks it can go quickly from impact, to rescue — straight to blame, and often for good reason.

Yes, too much involvement can lead to a fixation on incremental improvements that can be shepherded to market quickly, to impact the next quarter's results.