Sentence examples for thinking on the impact from inspiring English sources

After the Bank took what its chief economist, Andy Haldane, called a sledgehammer to monetary policy by cutting interest rates and printing more money, MPs will want to hear about their thinking on the impact and limits of monetary policy amid doubts about what rate cuts can achieve when they are close to zero.

We urge the US government to start from the basics, thinking of the impact of diseases on people everywhere, and how to improve health outcomes.

From an investment perspective, Mr. Gabelli said the Sokol matter would not impact his thinking on the company, succession or anything else.

Kool-Aid said most nutcracker sellers were not thinking about the impact on their buyers.

"I don't know what Russia is thinking about the impact on these children," said Sue Gainor, chairwoman of Families for Russian and Ukrainian Adoption.

I'm looking for executives or associates that understand that the customer is really the most important stakeholder in our world, and has to infuse every decision by thinking about the impact on the customer.

"We spend a lot of time thinking about the technical aspects of the instrument, but we don't spend enough time thinking about the impact on our own bodies," she said.

It will be a world in which America will not be able to scratch its ear, let alone roll over in bed, without thinking about the impact on other countries and economies.

The focus when thinking about the impact of assessment on students' learning is often on formative assessment and the role of feedback.

It's also worth thinking about the impact of living on campus, and how different types of accommodation may impact study and socialising.

"People like me – who set up a homelessness foundation, worked with all the homeless charities, authored probably six of seven homelessness papers – don't make changes without thinking through the impact of them on the homeless," he said, speaking to the Guardian at the end of a day spent vigorously defending the government's position with back to back radio and television interviews.