Sentence examples for will still impact from inspiring English sources

If you start a sport late you may not get to the Olympics, but it will still impact positively on your health.

As Michael's eyewall continues to collapse, the most severe winds will weaken, but potentially damaging winds will still impact southwest and southwest Georgia.

As Neoguri passes over colder water south of the mainland, the storm will weaken, but will still impact the southern island of Kyushu with gusts of up to 110 mph (180 km/h), the national weather agency said.

In spite of this, the actual dredging process will still adversely impact the reef's delicate ecosystem, and the increased capacity of the port will turn the area into a coal shipping superhighway.

Unbeknownst to the average consumer, this kind of data collection can still impact how they will be able to progress not just online but in life in general.

Even if we remove all human machinery and dwellings, "wilderness" will still be impacted by our air emissions, upstream water pollution, and more.

At this stage, it is worth mentioning that although these returned packets have little influence on the queuing delay for other arriving flows, nevertheless, the performance of the flows that do have to go through the controller will still be impacted.

Solly et al. proposed a rapidly evolving system with an expert's feedback; however, that research describes an adaptive interactive evolution methodology for determining parameters to control segmentation of surface defects on images, and the classification accuracy will still be impacted by changing the real-world model.

I can't quite articulate it yet but I imagine it will still be impacting me a year from now" Residence: "In process of moving".

But the oil market is still global, and the North American oil market will still be greatly impacted by developments in the Middle East".

Though the ACA is designed to give the nation's population improved access to health care, costs will still be adversely impacted by individuals' unmet health literacy needs.