Sentence examples for with extraordinary impact from inspiring English sources

Is it time for those who study religion and those who preach it to take advantage of an ordinary four-letter word with extraordinary impact?

Despite the non-technical background of the students, they've been able to learn a lot of programming and build some apps with extraordinary impact.

He called David Frost's 1977 series of paid interviews with former President Richard M. Nixon "a program with extraordinary impact" that nevertheless raised "serious questions about the contemporary crafts of marketing and communication".

Members of Congress, veterans' groups and (more quietly) serving troops are still seething about the Distinguished Warfare Medal (DWM), an award unveiled in February 2013 to honour actions with an "extraordinary" impact on combat operations, not involving personal valour or even proximity to a theatre of war.

The other big award of the evening went to Swift, who became only the second recipient ever of the CMA's Pinnacle Award, recognizing an artist who exerts extraordinary impact with his or her music internationally.

That's why Chloe Smith's "contract" with the people of Norwich had such an extraordinary impact.

And perhaps it says so much about the extraordinary impact the young Ulsterman made with his extraordinary US Open victory that golf's biggest question mark no longer follows the name "Tiger Woods".

For a guy with no training in technology, John Chambers John Chambers is having an extraordinary impact on the digital economy.

#1: All that I need to have extraordinary impact and live my legacy is either with me now or well on its way.

John Simpson said: "Clare made an extraordinary impact in journalism".

Over the next four months, the overtime ban had an extraordinary impact.