Sentences with phrase «tangible impact»

Then you have the tangible nature of print, something that can make an equally tangible impact on consumers.

The key is to pick an industry that has a real, tangible impact on the world.

Two things in particular caught my eye today showing how climate change is already having a very tangible impact in the US and how it likely will have a potentially very serious impact on Pacific ecosystems.

Despite this, however, even ESPN has seen a decline in subscribers over the past year — and that has had a very tangible impact on Disney's bottom line, since about 45 % of its profit comes from broadcasting assets like ESPN.

Building relationships between academics, clinicians, industry and, of course, patients demonstrates how basic science discoveries made at the laboratory bench can be translated into clinical products that have real tangible impact for patients, the economy and society in general.»

Despite their arguably low tangible impact, Steam Machines may be affecting the gaming industry by their very presence.

Wieser said: «We think this episode is another indication of systemic problems at Facebook... We see enhanced risks for the company, but no near - term tangible impact on its business.»

What tangible impact has this scandal had on Facebook, both financially and in terms of the size of their user base?

During her third year of a doctoral program in molecular biology, Okegbe realized that she needed a job with a more tangible impact on people.

«The NEXT Awards celebrate CDFIs that produce tangible impacts in the communities they serve,» explained Mark Pinsky, President and CEO of OFN.

REACT continues to progress with its existing projects, but we've seen little tangible impact on asset valuations since last year.

Commission Vice-Pres - ident for Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič said: «Once more we demon - strate that cooperation and solidarity pays off and that the Energy Un - ion is becoming a reality with tangible impact on the ground.

These funding disparities have tangible impacts in classrooms.

In «Healing the Process,» Kim illuminates the journey of her recuperation from injuries caused by a car accident and its very tangible impact on her creative practice, embedding it in a broader discourse on artistic production, domesticity, disability, loss and recovery.

Despite their arguably low tangible impact, Steam Machines may be affecting the gaming industry by their very presence.

Although the company is facing heat now, Brian Wieser, senior research analyst at Pivotal Research Group, said in a note to clients Monday that there will be «no near - term tangible impact» on Facebook's business.

The reason is simple: I want to help my clients make a tangible impact on their business.

Down the road, that could have tangible impact on venture capital firms that are not evolving to meet current demands.

His time in hospital made Abdullah realize he wanted to create something that could have a tangible impact on people's lives.

Focusing on an action is better than focusing on a feeling because it looks at a tangible impact.

There is some evidence to suggest that Trump administration reforms have had a tangible impact on the H - 1B program.

If the graduation rate at that high school is 50 percent, by increasing that rate to 60 percent, you will have made a tangible impact.

Facebook routinely denies that it is a media entity, or that it should be expected to behave like one, and yet the giant social network continues to behave in ways that have a significant and tangible impact on the news that its users see about the world, and the practice of journalism in general.

The understanding of where team members are coming from and how to communicate effectively has made a tangible impact internally.

What color you choose can have a tangible impact on how customers perceive your product and brand.

What that means is your choice to invest for a better world can have a real, tangible impact.

This award recognizes a woman who has demonstrated a positive and tangible impact or effected change in the Greater Vancouver community through her dedication and leadership.

But if we want to continue helping the world's biggest brands reimagine what is possible online, we need talented and driven individuals who are looking for the chance to make a real and tangible impact.

In Mexico, there is no solid evidence indicating that the introduction of a similar tax is having any tangible impact on obesity, but what is apparent is that two thirds of the tax is being generated by the poorest households.

A 6 month voluntary position with the UN became a 4 - year mission and, in December 2015, Simon and his team were awarded the prestigious United Nations Global Innovation Challenge Award, for the initiative with the greatest «disruptive potential» for far - reaching societal change (creating a tangible impact towards eradicating global hunger and saving millions of lives every year.)

Bradley becomes a free agent this summer, and while he's made a tangible impact on the Pistons» defense, he'll become a coveted wing for teams contending for championships once free agency begins on July 1.

No one believed a traditional big man, a traditional aging big man, a traditional aging big man who thought he was still at the peak of his career, could still make a tangible impact on a playoff team.

Something I'm doing can have a tangible impact for someone.

«It certainly has a tangible impact on our tourism industries.»

Well, we got news for you folks, this letter should be written in support of John Liu judging by who's had a real, tangible impact on resolving tax issues in the co-op community.

Be sure to report back to your donors, let them know how their donations had a tangible impact towards the goal.

«What happens in Washington DC has a real and tangible impact on the lives and economic well being of working men and women throughout the state.

«What happens in Washington DC has a real and tangible impact on the lives and economic wellbeing of working men and women throughout the state.

These comments made up the only gaffe which had any tangible impact, after all: a Cabinet minister lost his job, no less.

«In turn, and while one can not be certain, this mood appears to have had a tangible impact on the prison population.»

I could see potential applications of my work, but I wanted to have a more direct and tangible impact.

However, also in Europe and the Netherlands, a tangible impact appears.

For postdocs, being labeled as a trainee versus employee has a tangible impact on their bottom line.

«All in all we hope the study garners the attention of state and federal policy makers to highlight that the prescription opioid epidemic is having a tangible impact on both mothers and infants,» Patrick said.

Vicarious troubling impacts: others» tangible impacts and verbal accounts of their experiences and intangible intrusive impacts.

«I want to encourage both scholarly and public engagement with my findings, and have a tangible impact upon my area of research, so publishing open access is crucial to this endeavour.»

Like the long - duration space missions that came before it — the Galileo mission to Jupiter, the twin Voyager probes and, more recently, the European Rosetta mission, for example — Cassini irrevocably changed our perspectives, become ingrained in the lives of the people who worked with the mission and had tangible impacts on society.

I also saw it as my mission to certify 1 Million Health Coaches Worldwide and make a real, tangible impact on the state of our collective health and well - being around the globe.