impact

• little impact

  She has hunted wild game, mainly roe deer and moose, and has had little impact on livestock.

• make an impact

  Mobile data networks are starting to make an impact.

• have an impact

  All these interventions have an impact on the internal life of institutions; and, arguably, not all are of a deleterious character.

• potential impact

  Probably the area of maximum potential impact is in taxonomic computing.

• significant impact

  Clearly the MMC recommendations may have a significant impact,’ he said.

• direct impact

  Religion and war are two obvious areas where government policy could have a direct impact on the population at large, and these were the two major sources of party conflict at this time.

• visual impact

  However, these criticisms are outweighed by the visual impact which pie charts have.

• impact of social

  Abrams and Marsden open up an important and neglected aspect of this question — the impact of social class upon attitudes to caring.

• assess the impact

  Additionally, some effort will be made to assess the impact of the change on the approaches adopted by managers of passenger transport undertakings.

• environmental impact assessment

  As a consultant specialising in environmental impact assessments and environmental audits I feel that this criticism is rather unfair.

• initial impact

  Telnitz is some way ahead of you; we expect the forces there to take the initial impact of the assault.’

• major impact

  The technique will have a major impact in this subject.