Sentence examples for very small impacts from inspiring English sources

The job cuts will be spread across the company's global work force with "very small impacts in any one area," the company said.

Wild theories about their economic impact (miraculous, according to the government; disastrous, according to detractors) were flattened earlier this month by a sober report from the House of Lords, which found that high levels of net migration over the past decade have had "very small impacts" on Britons' personal incomes.

Decades of policy to incentivise rural workforce and introduce tele-health have had very small impacts in the face of systemic and societal disincentives.

However, Mr. Skilling said today that the Fastow partnerships had a very small impact on Enron's profits last year.

More recently John Hattie's seminal Visible Learning study concluded that homework overall had an effect size of 0.29 – in other words, a very small impact.

The figures reflect sales of single-family homes only, so Manhattan, a market that is dominated by apartments, has a very small impact.

But some of these ideas have been funded over many years and they have a very small impact on energy needs".

"We have a collection of 800,000 objects, so in a quantitative sense the law has had a very small impact," said Rick West, the museum's director, who is a Cheyenne Indian.

On the other hand, our approach causes very small impact on the system's throughput.

The passenger mutations themselves have no or only a very small impact on the cell׳s fitness.

The enclosure had a very small impact on the tree canopy conductance (Gc).