Sentence examples for real impacts on from inspiring English sources

As always, real votes in real elections cause real impacts on politics.

Agreements on forests and assistance to the poorest countries, and the establishment of a Climate Fund, could all start to have real impacts on the ground.

Fiyaz Mughal, of Tell Mama, said: "From the work that we do with victims of anti-Muslim hate [crimes], it is clear that local, national and international incidents have real impacts on people's lives here in the UK.

It appears that technology is indeed becoming more organismal as people begin to employ gadgets in ways that have real impacts on how they perceive and thus interact with their environments.

Experimental economics in the field of poverty and development economics doesn't grab the headlines like macroeconomic research, but her work provides crucial insights that generate real impacts on communities.

Although the real impacts on learning are still questionable, the market for educational technologies continues to grow.

And which ones had a real impact on educating people on the meaning of citizenship in a democratic state?

Chefs may not be nutritionists, but the top ones are having a real impact on how, and what, Americans eat.

And ones that have had a real impact on the wider landscape of storytelling are even rarer.

But they're the ones who can have a real impact on your career.

- RAPHAEL MINDER, Madrid On the Economix blog, Floyd Norris wonders whether the election with real impact on Europe on Sunday might have been the one in France.