Sentence examples for the drastic impacts from inspiring English sources

This picture is not so much challenged but perhaps leavened by other recent edited collections in the field, which document innovation, resilience and positive transformations (e.g. Catley et al.2012) in the face of environmental and sociopolitical challenges, while acknowledging the drastic impacts of global forces.

The New York Times published drone footage in December showing the drastic impacts rising seas are having on communities in the Marshall Islands.

ALTHOUGH the war in Iraq has not had the drastic impact on advertising spending that was feared before the fighting began, analysts on Madison Avenue and Wall Street are still worried about just how damaging the effects could yet be.

Also Callum Roberts' "Ocean of Life: The Fate of Man and the Sea" is a powerful account of the effect humans have had on the ocean and vice versa, with special attention to the drastic impact of industrial-scale fishing using space-age technologies.

This order of magnitude slow-down indicates the drastic impact of attacks on crowd performance.

This section shows that the Great Recession was atypical in terms of the drastic impact it had on the labor market.

Australian artist Jane Gillings had been commissioned to make large scale works communicating the drastic impact that all those single-use plastic containers we carelessly throw away have on our sea life.

Owing to increasing public pressure, in June 1967, United States Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall announced he was strongly opposed to the dam, citing economic and biological factors as well as the drastic impact on the area's native population.

Developing countries are often the hardest hit on the team (much the same as offensive linemen for our world), and require more attention because of the drastic impact that climate change will have on the way of life as they know it.

The real-time evolution of the SAXS patterns demonstrates the drastic impact of Ca2+ ions on tuning the curvature of DOPG/MO monolayers.

"The disparity between life in the First and Third World disturbed me from an early age; I could not comprehend how the luck of where one is born can have the most drastic impact imaginable on one's living conditions," Harvey says.