Sentences with phrase «least impact approach»

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Most Canadians (54 %) say they participate in these sorts of events at least «sometimes,» and more than seven - in - ten (72 %) feel that this approach has at least a «fairly meaningful» impact on the charitable organizations involved.

the most important position is upfront, and he has more impact as he gets more chance to score more and assist more, his skillset his best against the least paciest players (CentreBacks) also determines the approach of the team and Alexis upfront is like a false9 which makes Arsenal even more unpredictable.

With a big travel holiday weekend approaching, people in the Capital Region can anticipate paying at least a little more for gasoline, thanks to Hurricane Harvey's impact on a region critical to the oil refining industry.

«Omics Tech, Gut - on - a-Chip, and Bacterial Engineering» featured three new approaches to studying a suite of gastrointestinal illnesses called inflammatory bowel diseases (IBDs), which impact at least 1 million Americans and many more worldwide.

Preininger et al. (2012) commented that this might explain the greater impact of muscle damage as a result of total hip replacement surgery on females and emphasizes the importance of choosing a surgical approach to total hip replacement in women that causes the least muscle damage.

«As a company, we work to minimize our impact on the world around us, so this project's innovative approach to tackling a major environmental problem was a great fit for us — not least as we head towards an electric future.»

Regardless of who you believe has a greater responsibility for college expenses, you should at least consider the financial impact of each approach on total return on investment before making your decision.

Most art historians acknowledge that the Bauhaus approach to design had a major impact on art and architecture throughout Western Europe, North America and Israel, not least because so many of its influential teachers fled Germany and took up teaching posts abroad.

According to Professor Martin Davidson of the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, this approach presents at least three shortcomings: (1) It lacks a strategic focus and, as a result, diversity is often approached as simply an extra activity that has no impact on an organization's business; (2) It focuses on immediate results and fails to take the long view; (3) Finally, it can be reactive (e.g., we lost a lot of diverse lawyers, so let's get more).