Sentence examples for short-lived impact from inspiring English sources

But in an America thronging to "Kill Bill," even the graphic "Mogadishu moment" in Fallujah may have a short-lived impact.

Many are sitting still, thinking that a default is unlikely and a rating agency downgrade of the United States will have only a short-lived impact.

Liu et al. demonstrated that 1,3-D had a rapid but short-lived impact on the indigenous soil bacteria community (Liu et al. 2015).

The 2010 Icelandic volcanic eruption, which disrupted European flights, also had a "significant but short-lived" impact on ocean life, a study shows.

Plasmoquine had a large (although short-lived) impact on transmission in this trial.

Thus, the news coverage and short-lived impact of this April 2012 austerity-related event point to a media-oriented trigger for the high numbers of male suicides that occurred in the 3 months that followed.

If, by contrast, we shifted the focus to a much shorter time period – which arguably would make more sense, given that the next decade or so could turn out to be make-or-break in terms of avoiding climate tipping points – then the impact of vapour trails and other short-lived impacts look massively more significant.

There will also be new emissions ceilings for methane and black carbon, both of which have short-lived impacts on climate change.

But even if these "first" papers were themselves short-lived, their impact was lasting.

The problem, of course, is that though the scandals themselves will be short-lived, their impact will endure.

These hallucinogenic effects will be short-lived, but the impact of the drug on the volunteers could be long-lasting.