Sentence examples for wretched impact from inspiring English sources
Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice pushed last year to close Guantánamo because of its wretched impact on American foreign policy.
"You can't get the full truth of evil from the perpetrators," he notes; you can't even get an accurate sense of the emotional impact the wretched work had on the doctors themselves.
It was also, considering some of Mr Cameron's colourful predecessors, probably wrong.Stop press; go tweetThe real political impact of this wretched tale goes far beyond the fortunes of a frustrating prime minister.
With or without Lowell, Teixeira's presence in Boston's lineup would have softened the impact of Ortiz's wretched drought.
He argues that character is a function of experience and that the type of government under which people live has an overwhelming impact upon their experience — bad government produces wretched men and women.
They visit New England on Saturday, 24 hours after Orlando play, but the Impact don't travel well, and their away form is wretched: only three wins all season.
While it did not quite match Felipe Melo's wretched efforts on the football field (scoring an own goal and then reducing his squad to 10 men) the impact on his reputation for competence was not far off.
