Sentences with phrase «remarkably little impact»
In a not - so - shocking turn of events, it turns out that all the energy devoted to building high - profile teacher evaluation systems has had remarkably little impact on teacher evaluation results.
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The rapid rise in the debt - GDP ratio has had remarkably little impact on the interest bill facing the government.
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There's remarkably little worry about the impact on the total economy of slicing $ 38 billion out of federal spending authority.
«There is remarkably little high - quality, relevant research evidence to suggest that detailed or extensive marking has any significant impact on pupils» learning.»
There is a wealth of evidence on the impact of academy schools, but remarkably little of it investigates policy from the point of view of parents.
In the end, there was remarkably little that will impact freelancers, contractors or other small business owners who do not have their own business premises — but here's what might be of interest to you.
However, remarkably little has been said or written about the people who will feel the impact most — the poor rural people of developing countries — and even less attention has been given to how they can contribute to slowing its advance.