Sentence examples for that would have impacted from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain, for instance, said Mr. Obama had voted in the Senate "for tax hikes that would have impacted those making $32,000 a year".

Dr. Mellinger, who is not part of the study, said, "It's hard to see anything that would have impacted all of those populations and made them all decrease frequency other than the increase in the population".

"We needed a circuit breaker because we risked this whole thing descending into a farce – a farce that would have impacted on people living in regional communities whose livelihood was affected," Di Natale said.

Liverpool's manager Kenny Dalglish said he believes it would have made more sense to put back the start of the season by a day, although that would have impacted on television coverage.

I don't believe that there was any real fraud, at least nothing major that would have impacted the overall results.

What were the most important things I could have done for my kids, starting in perhaps sixth grade, that would have impacted their chance of surviving high school and beyond?

If a network added stations and its reach grew to 50percentt of the country, that would have impact across a wide range of its businesses.

We intended to gain insight into the molecular effects of replicative senescence even at early passages that would have impact for the quality control of MSC preparations used for therapeutic application.

You put it to me that I should have realised that it would have impacted on women.

"Before this study we probably would not have guessed that water would have impacted adhesion this much.

"I was looking for a movie that would have some impact," Liotta says, "or at least make some cash".