Sentence examples for some sort of impact from inspiring English sources

It's got to have some sort of impact on their bodily secretions.

"In the back of your mind, there's some sort of impact," he said.

"This research goes some way toward suggesting nicotine is having some sort of impact on mental health," Dr. Hamer said.

Our veteran players have to come up big and the freshmen have to make some sort of impact.

It's definitely something that if we went to a second series it would have some sort of impact".

"It will definitely have some sort of impact on the race," Jonathan Vaughters, the director of the Garmin-Chipotle team, said of the final hill, which has the potential to split the field of racers to devastating effect.

"We wondered whether you might grow slightly different crops and have some sort of climate impact".

Specific to Cornell is the relationship with the students, who are now successful alumni, and knowing that in some way I may have had some sort of an impact on their career that's very special.

In Indian Wells this year Davenport beat Sharapova 6-0, 6-0 - a double bagel that is bound to have some sort of psychological impact on the world No2 should they meet in the final on Saturday.

Depending on the pace of the cleanup in hard-hit neighborhoods, said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the Miller Samuel appraisal firm, "there may be a lag or delay in that market, but I am extremely skeptical that once this crisis is past there is going to be some sort of structural impact to values".

All of these are plausible enough, and I enjoyed this movie a great deal – though I am still baffled at the solemn reverence with which it has been received at this awards season, and great though it always is to see Charlize Theron in anything at all, the idea that this new Mad Max film has some sort of "feminist" impact is an example of awards-season overexcitement.