I made an impact on special teams as a returner.
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Though relatively new to Hollywood, Boyega's already made an impact.
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You made an impact on everyone that you came around.
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Nothing. You don't have a relationship, you haven't made an impact.
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Hacked or not, the posts appear to have made an impact.
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Public markets aside, Twilio has already "made an impact" on tech.
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I made my flight, just, but the incident made an impact.
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"We have made an impact analysis," Chief Executive Thomas Rabe said.
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Blair made an impact on the fashion of the mid-aughts.
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This isn't the first time Kali Uchis has made an impact.
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They are songs that made an impact, and songs that didn't.
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It made an impact out of all proportion to its size.
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"It's made an impact here and made a difference," she said.
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John Collins and Dewayne Dedmon each made an impact off the bench.
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Chris Christie has never really made an impact during the 2016 campaign.
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Its own investment cuts have already made an impact on the business.
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The scene through the diamond window suggested I had made an impact.
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JaVale McGee started the second half and has instantly made an impact.
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My allegations and complaints might have made an impact on their careers.
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He said trade has made an impact but it's unclear how much.
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What's more, you'll receive updates on how your input has made an impact.
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Nick being one of those, Joe being another one that made an impact.
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This will resonate, knowing they've made an impact on you and the community.
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It didn't catch on the way people hoped, but it made an impact.
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In hindsight, I wish I'd done something more meaningful and made an impact.
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How have your respective backgrounds and experiences made an impact on your sound?
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Throughout his career, he referenced books that had made an impact on him.
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Historically, versions of this model have made an impact on the hospital side.
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And they won't forget how the couple's visit and Meghan's gesture made an impact.
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The 36-year-old Neander also made an impact over the previous couple seasons.
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Fetal imaging, widely used for the first time in the 1970s, made an impact.
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" — Becky Miller Price "Apparently the young people of Parkland have made an impact, YES!
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There was some evidence that the former mayor's vast spending had made an impact.
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"Selena has made an impact in the beauty space by representing Latinas," she says.
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And in November, Facebook showed proof that the new system had made an impact.
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Ahead, all the times Ivanka could have made an impact in the past year. 1.
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Wei was pleased, but curious as to why this piece in particular made an impact.
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"Trump's tariffs already have made an impact in manufacturing-heavy South Carolina," the newspaper observes.
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And if her 1.1 million followers are any indication, it's clear she's made an impact.
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But win or lose, the 11-year-old has already made an impact on others.
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"Watching the system not change really made an impact on these people," Scheiber told me.
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There are a lot of visual elements that made an impact on a generation of artists.
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In 2013, Disney brought its considerable stable of characters to the arena and made an impact.
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Though certainly not an exhaustive list, here are eight innovations that made an impact in July.
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The popularity of houseplants has even made an impact on the ever trend-conscious fashion world.
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Hance made an impact on the scene that is still remembered years after he last competed.
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It is very sweet that everyone came out of the woodwork, that she made an impact.
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Here are 10 of the most inspiring body-positive moments that made an impact in 2019.
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But as of Thursday afternoon it was unclear whether their efforts had made an impact. Sen.
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But it wasn't just the impressive transformation photos that made an impact — it was other users' comments.
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With that in mind, CNBC compiled a list of areas in which Taiwan has made an impact.
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You are an amazing soul that made an impact on the world through your work and existence.
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Lundgren said there were no data yet to show if the rule change had made an impact.
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Still, he made an impact at power forward, although he wasn't getting much interest from college coaches.
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Your fun-loving, inspiring, and positive energy made an impact on everybody you came into contact with!
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While certainly not an exhaustive list, here are nine ingenious innovations that made an impact in October.
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The Heat won comfortably, and while Haslem didn't make an appearance, he had already made an impact.
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Krystal and Saagar analyze the latest on impeachment and whether it made an impact on the public.
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Even before Facebook disclosed these figures, it was becoming increasingly clear that Russia's ads had made an impact.
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Even if such an outcome is avoided, Mr Trump's actions may already have made an impact on MNCs.
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Already, a network of former Sessions staffers and like-minded allies have made an impact on the administration.
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Here are 14 activists, including the Parkland teens, who have made an impact this year, in alphabetical order.
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The momentum certainly made an impact on the fur industry, causing fur sales to wane in the 20163s.
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But even if the eight ideas are never implemented, they have already made an impact, Mr. Lhota said.
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When Northwestern took over on the next possession, Green took over as quarterback and immediately made an impact.
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The story inspired her to take action, and do something kind, which made an impact on his life.
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"They made an impact because they identified the types of abuses that people were suffering from," she said.
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"We wanted absolutely everyone who has made an impact on our lives to be there," Ms. South said.
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Anyone. The nominee could be someone who made an impact in your community or on a larger stage.
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Gonzalez-Torres's work has made an impact for many artists I know, especially those who are gay or queer.
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The Glen Lake athletic director said that the band undoubtedly made an impact on the atmosphere of the night.
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Peacemakers step up It wasn't always easy, but by Thursday night, peace advocates like Nwadike had made an impact.
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I would argue that the lightsaber made an impact on popular culture because of how effective that scene is.
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"Whether or not you knew her for five minutes or five years, [Joughin] made an impact," Zerucha tells PEOPLE.
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His leadership in the recovery made an impact, but it also demonstrates a shrewd understanding of the political calculus.
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This is how you know when things made an impact: When you start getting hate mail and death threats.
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St. Louis' Brayden Schenn made an impact immediately upon his return from injury, contributing a goal and an assist.
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For better or worse, that crusade made an impact, and it ended a lot of careers, including her own.
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But it felt great to tell him that he made an impact on at least one student that day.
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So the film's nomination for an Oscar isn't surprising — and whether or not it wins, it's made an impact.
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JaVale McGee came back on the court and immediately made an impact with a hook shot for 2 points.
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So not surprisingly, the world's best-selling wireless earbuds have clearly made an impact on our collective cultural consciousness.
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Many women characters who've made an impact on larger society have come in groups, each one fitting a relatable archetype.
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Kirsten Gillibrand made an impact with her comments on the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding for most abortions. Sen.
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What's unique in this instance of censorship is that online protests seem to have made an impact on Weibo's policies.
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Whether or not she does take home the crown on Sunday, she has already made an impact on her community.
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So she continued to set up meetings, to send Dorgan medical bills and photographs, and her story made an impact.
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Offseason acquisition Chris Hogan also made an impact with the return of Brady, hauling in four passes for 114 yards.
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Today, this mission's legacy has made an impact in our culture, and has reached the film, art and music industries.
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Coaches said the rule changes had made an impact in other ways that were not necessarily reflected on statistics sheets.
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Since its inception about two years ago, Oscar's "Doctor on Call" system has already made an impact, the startup claims.
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But that result hardly made an impact on the Yankee Stadium crowd, or on the players in the home dugout.
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Smith and Peterson were playing their first game as Redskins and the two veterans made an impact from the start.
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"Tie made an impact almost immediately in that Patrick Division when he broke in with the Rangers," Jeff Chychrun said.
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Even as he stood on the periphery, Rickman ensured that every chance Brandon had to assert himself made an impact.
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Your kid may need someone to talk to if the negativity has made an impact on his or her well-being.
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Biden's efforts to better understand the social media landscape comes as entities like NowThis made an impact on the 2018 midterms.
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Biden's efforts to better understand the social media landscape come as entities like NowThis made an impact on the 2000 midterms.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - The following factbox details five times a Video Assistant Referee (VAR) made an impact at the World Cup.
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We need to throw out initiatives that haven't made an impact, look at real data, and build a better way forward.
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Even though the year isn&apost over yet, there are plenty of films that have undoubtedly made an impact so far.
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And we asked you for the best advice anyone's ever given you, and how it made an impact on your life.
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Netflix, meanwhile — a newcomer in the genre, but one that has made an impact (hello, A Christmas Prince) — waited until Nov.
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Separately they each made an impact, but when they crossed paths, the pair came close to blowing at least one celebrity's mind.
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Jacobs, he says, told him even then how much the hip-hop community had made an impact on the world of style.
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Though Black had only been working at the Conservators Center for two weeks, center staff said she had already made an impact.
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He said the attacks happened while Keating and his teammates were on a run during his sophomore year and made an impact.
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The award, which was launched in 2004, honors young songwriters who have made an impact in the industry with their original songs.
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Some added that his music, spirit and style had even made an impact on the collections that were on display that day.
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Still, his presence made an impact: A local artist spray-painted a mural of Anthony on one of the favela's concrete walls.
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" He added, "We humans, we feel and he made an impact on every single person on the is team in different ways.
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Burger King has made an impact with a relatively small marketing budgetBurger King wasn't always synonymous with innovative and wacky advertising campaigns.
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I've made films that people say they love, but they haven't made an impact on audiences outside of a very small niche.
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"He didn't establish himself in the big leagues until a little later and really made an impact with his career," Trayce says.
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Instead, pick a few experiences you're especially proud of and talk about how you successfully led a team or made an impact.
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"There are no grounds to believe that the caller's requests made an impact on the rulings made by judges," the statement said.
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"Jens spent 32 years with the LEGO Group and made an impact few can match," she said in a statement to CNN.
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Influence in Nigeria Enwonwu made an impact in London, but his most influential works would be seen in his home country Nigeria.
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You've likely already encountered machine learning in your everyday life, and it has probably made an impact on you without your knowledge.
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Even though he was very young at the time, Sarandon told PEOPLE back in 22008 that the tween made an impact on her.
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These sorts of brand exercises mean little to regular people, but in talking to Twitter execs, the changes clearly made an impact internally.
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The images of Tamimi striking the soldier had also made an impact on Israelis, who debated whether the officer should have hit back.
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While Britain's economy has slowed sharply this year, evidence that the Brexit vote made an impact on the labor market is less clear.
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Those childhood visits, William said during a May 2016 visit to The Passage, made an impact on him and his brother, Prince Harry.
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This leaner group still made an impact (if also, in the amplification of the endearing outdoor Libbey Bowl, a rather muddled, fractured one).
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But for Bolin, it was what happened after his Facebook post went viral and was shared 13,000 times that really made an impact.
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I was a punk kid in the mid-90s, and it made an impact on a lot of the girls in my community.
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But, in the original spirit of Grandparents Day, you could spend the day with any elderly person who's made an impact on your life.
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India is a country where China's tech firms have made an impact, with four out of five of the top smartphone players being Chinese.
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Over the past three decades, Eric has made an impact on countless employees and has led some of the biggest bets of our business.
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"After 15 years of an ideological blockade .. social pressure and the commitments of other parties have made an impact," said LSVD spokesman Axel Hochrein.
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She certainly made an impact, as there were more than 50,000 tweets sent out about Cuthbert on Twitter in just a few short hours.
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Jonathan Drouin made an impact in his first game since December with the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday while recording the game-winning goal.
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But although Luna Rossa has made an impact both on and off the water, they have never succeeded in lifting sailing's most coveted trophy.
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Charlotte Rampling and Rooney Mara made an impact during the 2016 awards season by wearing little or no jewelry aside from their own rings.
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And the latter can vouch for how much his sister's bond with Rio has made an impact not only on her but on Fujikawa.
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The CDC's advertisements made an impact because they caught people's attention; these corrective statements do not do that, so how will people see them?
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St. Louis' Brayden Schenn made an impact immediately upon his return from injury, contributing a goal and an assist, and Ryan O'Reilly also scored.
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John Ojiako, a 6-foot-10 Hokies freshman, made an impact off the bench with a game-high and career-high five blocked shots.
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When fake news ads are reported we block the advertiser, and we've also been lifting price floors, which has made an impact since implementation.
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You published a paper in a reputable journal a couple of years ago, and that paper has made an impact in your field of study.
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Tom Petty may not have set out for a Hollywood career, but there's no question that his music has made an impact on the movies.
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But a lot of writers have made an impact on me, even if our voices and styles are nothing alike and we write different genres.
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And while the recent outpouring of #metoo stories certainly seems to have made an impact on the culture, Republicans today continue to support alleged predators.
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Adu won a major contract from Nike but bounced around a slew of clubs and never quite made an impact that his early promise indicated.
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These individuals and companies have certainly made an impact with dance enthusiasts, but critics and dance experts agree there's still more work to be done.
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Although I am undecided about who I want to be president, there is no doubt that her campaign made an impact on women of color.
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The Rays made modest winter moves, signing catcher Wilson Ramos and the departed outfielder Colby Rasmus, but both have made an impact in Forsythe's absence.
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There are signs it has also made an impact on the Chinese, prodding them to finally use their leverage with their errant neighbor, North Korea.
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But low energy prices and Western sanctions made an impact on the Russian economy, and its economic output is smaller than the state of Texas.
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I hope that at 20153, I will have have made an impact on Asian representation in Hollywood and shown everyone that people want to see us!
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Addazio said he has been surprised with how quickly his freshmen have made an impact and has not had to wait until next season or longer.
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While fans know little about his romance, Ventimiglia has heard about how his beloved character Jack Pearson has made an impact on This Is Us fans.
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A small number of users have had the redesign for a few weeks, and Murphy says that the new illustrations and animations have made an impact.
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"Keith made an impact on everybody that he ever came in contact with," says Morgan, 22020, who had her own string of hits in the 1990s.
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Two seniors have made an impact, including guard Malik Morgan (team-best 4.3 assists per game) and 6-763 center Ryan Smith (team-high 7.3 rebounds).
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is pushing back on claims that popular false news stories on the social media website made an impact on the presidential election.
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"Immediately, he made an impact on all of the coaches at HC," said a fund-raising page set up by Mr. Paiz, the baseball club's owner.
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While "Pillowtalk" has been a pop success here, it hasn't made an impact on the world of R&B, either on the radio or the charts.
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But he made an impact on the Tour de France, securing the green jersey for the points classification and taking three stage wins in the process.
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Not only has Aerosmith made an impact in the music industry, but they&aposve also devoted time to philanthropic efforts over the course of five decades.
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The call harkens back to the "Just Say No" campaign -- and during his speech in New Hampshire, Trump said such commercials have made an impact before.
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Inconsistent weather cycles have interrupted that cycle, something that Burr Morse, a 7th generation sugar maker at Morse Farm in Montpelier, says has made an impact.
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His book grew out of those classes, and made an impact on Americans, who were still recovering from the Great Depression and dealing with its aftereffects.
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Our People of the Year issue celebrates the stars who have made an impact on our culture, the individuals who have moved us and entertained us.
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CH: Sylvia Sleigh, Faith Ringgold, you, May Stevens … I can't think of anyone else who really made an impact from that time who was painting figuratively.
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The $9 billion in fines plus penalties the EU has levied on Google don't appear to have made an impact on its core search and advertising businesses.
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Bottom line — the surroundings had materially changed to the point where they made an impact in how passive/neutral voters weighed them, ultimately affecting the output, i.e.
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Still, reactionaries such as Yiannopoulos and the alt-right, despite initially remaining on the fringes of conservatism, have made an impact — most recently helping Trump get elected.
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His Last Week Tonight segments on "Make Donald Drumpf again" and the actual cost of building a wall along the Mexican border certainly made an impact. Aug.
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C Francisco Cervelli made an impact in his first game since going on the disabled list June 11 with a broken hamate bone in his left wrist.
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But could you imagine if somehow my posting, and perhaps others that she follows that do post about Tom, somehow made an impact on them getting together?!
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We also stressed how, especially in a counterinsurgency environment, our daily actions, not just our words, made an impact for good or bad with the local population.
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The teacher who made an impact on Mr. Henderson is an example of the progressive belief of interconnectivity: that it takes a village to raise a child.
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Their angry tweets may have made an impact, as it didn't take Big Machine long to assuage Swift and her fandom's concerns about her future live shows.
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Prince Harry is not only visiting the same places in Angola that Princess Diana did — he's also meeting the same people who made an impact on her.
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One summer, a woman who specialized in making and selling containers made an impact on him, opening his eyes to the beauty of hand-made jars... and love!
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After last year's summit, 80% of attendees reported that they had discovered new skills that made an impact in their organization and in their career as a whole.
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After scoring just 12 points combined over the first two games, Schroder quickly made an impact coming off the bench against the Warriors with seven first-quarter points.
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She really made an impact on many people's lives and was known for her caring heart, long conversations and putting others in front of her own personal needs.
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HV: Well, a person, but also because one of the things about your essay that really made an impact on me was this differentiating between rage and anger.
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Still, at least in some cases, the requirement to publish the data has made an impact as big companies have scrambled to counter the fallout from embarrassing reports.
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Still, there should be a sense of pride that these men, who left Wales as children more than a century ago, made an impact in America's national sport.
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The assumption is that third party applications that track refunds have made an impact on how Amazon adjusts its pricing algorithm and has resulted in lowering margins retroactively.
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"Get Out" made an impact on me because it was the first time I had seen the emotional trauma of my own experience dramatized and articulated on screen.
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Exhibitions include the Joyce B. Cowin Women's History Gallery, which focuses on women who have made an impact on the American experience through activism, art, literature and politics.
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Time passed, and everyone forgot about Blue Apron in the same manner as they did Grubhub, companies that came, made an impact, went public and then slowly dissolved.
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He immediately made an impact, setting a then-NFL record for the most touchdown receptions by a rookie (17) and being named AP Offensive Rookie of the Year.
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I don't know if surprised is the word, but I have been delighted by how much the show has made an impact on young women, particularly young minority women.
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Since W82's Marcus Lemonis-makeover, staff says the day-to-day of the business is mostly unchanged; it's behind the scenes where Marcus has really made an impact.
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"Miley's success has continued to grow, so I'm proud of her and her work ethic and to have been a part of something that made an impact," he said.
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Launched in February 20193 to disrupt Australia's home loan market, Athena Home Loans has quickly made an impact, receiving $345 million worth of loan applications within its first week.
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But conservation efforts there dating back to the 1950s made an impact, and protecting beaches, regulating fishing and establishing marine protected areas have helped save turtles in many locations.
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She is one of the rare contemporary artists in Spain who have made an impact outside of the country, cultivating a fan base on her own via social media.
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Do I think that disability made an impact on these figures, that it offered up a unique brand of understanding and metamorphosed into a kind of Muse for them?
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And I think first ladies generally overall feel that they've had an impact, made an impact and they want to continue to support the work that's important to them.
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He says he's lived his whole life feeling like someone or something owes him that second, a notion that has gradually made an impact on his work and creative process.
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Whether it be a family member, school teacher, boss, or even Superman himself, pretty much everyone can list at least one hero that has made an impact on their life.
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Though it's clear that songs from fellow artists have made an impact on Swift's life, she also explains how her own music has preserved memories and helped her through things.
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" Bezos was one of six honorees recognized at Sunday's National Portrait Gallery gala in Washington for accomplishments which have "made an impact on the nation's shared history, development and culture.
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But with Christian McCaffrey entrenched at tailback for the Cardinal, Sanders headed to Oklahoma State as a graduate transfer and made an impact in his first game as a Cowboy.
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Hall may have made an impact through the medium of reality TV. But, White made a big impact of his own when he was first introduced as a UFC fighter.
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But changes in the TV industry are evident in the nominations, and the set of sexual assault allegations in Hollywood made an impact in at least one category as well.
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Gretzky made an impact in St. Louis before he even stepped on the ice, as Keenan immediately stripped Shayne Corson of the Blues' captaincy and handed it to his new star.
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In Brô MCs' case, their music has made an impact beyond Brazil's borders, with the song "Red Land" played at the Berlin film festival as the soundtrack of a Brazilian film.
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Jio has made an impact with free voice calls and cut-price data services, forcing India's three biggest operators - Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Idea - to slash prices and accept lower profits.
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Day acknowledged that plenty of people either don't know the law or willfully break it and speed through crosswalks, but the traffic stops appear to have made an impact, she said.
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Cheyenne Newkirk from Wilmington, N.C., replied, calling it a "long overdue gift": I have personally yet to see the movie, but it definitely has made an impact in the black community.
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In the countries that have introduced a tax it has made an impact in some sectors, but, "in some, like in transportation, it just didn't make any difference," Dr. Otto said.
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The mascot also made an impact across the country, as it pushed marketers to realize that similar characters could be much more than a distraction during the lulls of a game.
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Yet a rt with a political edge, or at least a heightened awareness of this moment, has made an impact at commercial galleries in London over the last couple of weeks.
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ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (17-27-5): Kerby Rychel, who reportedly asked for a trade earlier this season, has made an impact since being recalled from the minors earlier this month.
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And while the DCCC doesn't anticipate a downturn in donations, she has made an impact with her grassroots Twitter campaign for swing district candidates, proving she, at least, is an institution herself.
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He may have been a new character for Series 2, but made an impact as the man whose mistress – Vicky – drugged and blackmailed him following his putting an end to their affair.
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With over 43,000 Instagram followers and counting, Delmundo has already made an impact on her community, including tens of thousands of people who say that her confidence is an inspiration to them.
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CELTICS 92, BUCKS 87 Al Horford had 0003 points and 14 rebounds, Marcus Smart made an impact in his first game since mid-March and Boston took a 3-2 series lead.
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The annual "Recent Acquisitions" exhibit showcases 2900 portraits, including individuals who have made an impact in art, business, fashion, media, medicine, music and social justice, according to a Thursday announcement from gallery.
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But an encounter with a mother who was forced to feed her baby dirty water and raw corn made an impact on Ating and she decided to do more than just tell stories.
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While that 2012 team did not win the whole thing, it was still a dynamic team that featured a cast of players and coaches who have made an impact on the NFL today.
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Shooting guard Jeremy Lamb is second on the team in scoring (15.9) and Frank Kaminsky has made an impact off the bench this season, averaging 11 points (13.0 in the past three games).
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It's full of lovely appreciations (including two that we wrote) of important people, some of whom are famous, some of whom are barely known but nonetheless made an impact, perhaps even on you.
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ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (32-22): Zach Randolph also had 15 points in Monday's win while fellow veteran reserve Vince Carter made an impact with seven points, six rebounds and a season-high four blocks.
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Only two of Boston's All-Stars made an impact Tuesday, as first-time selection Bradley belted a solo home run, his 22016th homer of the year, and fellow first-timer Bogaerts had an RBI.
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Other options could be Fabian Delph, in a more orthodox midfield role, or Marcus Rashford, who also made an impact as a substitute in Volgograd and would give the side a more offensive balance.
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The seven-footer, who has (according to him) a "33 or 34" inch vertical, also made an impact on defense, altering shots and making it difficult for the Blazers to score in the paint.
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Though few, the films that have made an impact on public policy are often as renowned for their subject matter (Super Size Me) as for their unique take on the film form (Titicut Follies).
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Unlike NBC's fall reality show, Neil Patrick Harris's "Best Time Ever," which fizzled (and was canceled) after months of publicity, "Little Big Shots" has made an impact very quickly without nearly as much attention.
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And then the death of Stephon Clark — because it happened in Sacramento about 10 miles away from the state capitol — seems to have made an impact in ways that other police shootings have not.
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While U.S. President Donald Trump, who has advocated a strong dollar, tried to minimize those comments, the remarks had already made an impact and the greenback's downturn since November showed little sign of abating.
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Why it matters: The costs of the U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports clearly made an impact on the reading, but wages also picked up notably last month as seen in the government's jobs report.
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In her first season as an AGT judge, Union already made an impact on one lucky contestant's life, bestowing her Golden Buzzer to 22-year-old singer Kodi Lee, who is blind and has autism.
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The events recognize the work of students, educators, individuals and corporations who serve as exemplary role models and have made an impact on the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ) youth.
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He wasn't quite ready to be a team leader yet, but his defense made an impact in 2004, just like it would in 353, as he averaged over two steals a game off the bench.
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After Parkland, when students were asking for solutions and got tone-deaf platitudes and unpopular promises to arm teachers from the administration instead, she could have made an impact by at least meeting with survivors. 3.
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Mahesh Bhagwat, police chief of Rachakonda district in Telangana, where child marriage is widespread and where wedding hall decorators and priests were enlisted last year to help combat it, said the law had made an impact.
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And while the jury's out on how these new accessories have moved the needle on my cool dad barometer, they've definitely made an impact on how I'm thinking about social strategy and the future of storytelling.
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Clearly, the anti-highlighter movement has made an impact, and we've since seen our fair share of a gothic renaissance in the beauty space, meaning this Too Faced news is coming in at the right time.
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But just because the giants of the field have all been men doesn't mean that women haven't made an impact, and a few — Corinne Day, Deborah Turbeville — do get their (brief) moment in the limelight here.
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I create and organize exhibits at the company's museum, "Our Story at the Powerhouse," which is located in the 1907 Powerhouse building, including developing new exhibits in medical fields where the company has made an impact.
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Didier's advice made an impact on Game 2003 of the World Series, when a hobbled Kirk Gibson remembered it as he faced a full count from Eckersley with two outs in the bottom of the ninth.
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"Jack Bogle made an impact on not only the entire investment industry, but more importantly, on the lives of countless individuals saving for their futures or their children's futures," Vanguard CEO Tim Buckley said in a statement.
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It's been less than a year since Amazon moved to shorten delivery times to one day from two days, but the change has already made an impact on consumer attitudes and its competitors, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Montaño competed in the first round of the Women's 800m, and though she finished last out of the 20163 sprinters, she made an impact with her baby bump proudly on display under a Wonder Woman-themed sports bra.
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According to Kardashian's account of the event, the pair was caught and ordered to return the goods before they could even leave the store — but the harmless incident clearly made an impact on at least one of them.
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About a month later, on June 16, 2015, Coulter woke up to see that her ideas had made an impact: Trump was running for president, using an anti-immigration platform ripped straight from the pages of her book.
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That made an impact: Between 2016 to 210, the percentage of St. Louis residents who are severely cost-burdened, meaning they spend 28% or more on housing, increased more than 2573%, according to a survey from Apartment List.
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Meanwhile, Markle has been a part of the family for just a year, and although she is still getting used to the role, she has already made an impact, including recently unveiling her own clothing line for charity.
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"Jack Bogle made an impact on not only the entire investment industry, but more importantly, on the lives of countless individuals saving for their futures or their children's futures," Tim Buckley, Vanguard's chief executive, said in a statement.
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ABOUT THE COYOTES (22-228-201): Domingue is one of three rookies who have made an impact for Arizona as left wings Max Domi and Anthony Duclair are tied for third on the club with 23 goals apiece.
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Now, in my first quarter, which I consider to be the second quarter because I was there now long enough to have made an impact and don't kid yourself, regulations are just as big as the tax cuts.
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Now, in my first quarter, which I consider to be the second quarter because I was there now long enough to have made an impact, and don't kid yourself, regulations are just as big as the tax cuts.
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In interviews, he called her "the least demonstrative person" in the world, and he would tell a story about the first time his mother saw him perform live, when it was clear her muted response made an impact.
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Alicia Keys took to the stage with a moving poem Keys continued her makeup-free movement when she took the stage to present the award for best male video, but that's not the only reason she made an impact.
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Days after Young Busco, the Internet comedian behind the "What are those?" meme, was found dead, his family is opening up about the man who they say "had big dreams" and made an impact in the lives of millions.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the high-profile panel, indicated that those two weeks without GOP members have made an impact.
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With its amazing ability to replicate handmade crafts, collapse the development timeline of health initiatives, and, inexplicably bringing modern society closer to understanding its own humanity —3D printing has made an impact on the creative, healthcare, and tech communities.
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STRASSEL: Well, actually, what he said -- and I think this is a very important distinction -- is he said they did not find any demonstrable factual evidence that bias made an impact on specific decisions having to do with the investigation.
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"I think there was a public health push in the past decade to figure out ways to lower this rate, and it has made an impact," said report author T.J. Mathews, a demographer at the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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Turnout rose to a 25-year high in the European elections last month after a campaign in which leaders, from Matteo Salvini of Italy's populist right to Emmanuel Macron of France's liberal centre, made an impact beyond their own countries.
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The choice he made wound up changing basketball, but Lemming, a well-known national football recruiting analyst for the past 21993 years, believes that Iverson could have made an impact if he'd stuck with the sport that was his first love.
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That messaging made an impact on Brown, who said he did not consider dating a non-Mormon until he was nearly 30, when he was at a low point in his life and was tempted to try secular dating apps.
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The husband and wife duo said they realized that there were fewer statues of women -- less than 3% in New York -- compared to men, so they set out to give more recognition to women who have made an impact in society.
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Dortmund's England forward Sancho also began the game on the bench but made an impact when introduced after halftime, firing in an impressive consolation strike for the Germans in the 77th minute after pouncing on a loose ball inside the area.
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He quickly made an impact on Toronto's club scene after starting the monthly party Vazaleen, which happened at Lee's Palace and El Mocambo, where homos, dykes and fags all converged to dress up, get drunk, take off their clothes, and make out.
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In 1962, she traded records by the Four Seasons, a Vee-Jay act, for discs by the Beatles, who had not yet made an impact in the United States, and arranged for Vee-Jay to sign the group to a limited contract.
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WASHINGTON — The odds of businesses owned by women winning a federal contract are about 21 percent lower than for otherwise similar companies, and years of effort to increase those chances have barely made an impact, according to a new report from the Commerce Department.
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"I think you'd put her up there with Philip K. Dick and Le Guin and Delany and these other people who really made an impact on the way that science fiction circulates," Canavan says in Episode 234 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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The Legacy Award is a new addition to the Diana Award's lineup and is meant to honor a young person who has made an impact in their community and do work that inspires others without the expectation of payment or recognition for their work.
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Two homegrown players, reliever Dellin Betances and left fielder Brett Gardner, have made an impact in the major leagues, and the Yankees flipped young pitchers they developed (Adam Warren and Shane Greene) for the team's current double-play combination, Starlin Castro and Didi Gregorius.
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Shop Warp + Weft jeans hereFounded by Sarah Ahmed, Warp + Weft has made an impact on the apparel industry with its ultra-inclusive range of sizes and inseams, but it's also touted as the world's cleanest vertically integrated denim company (meaning it owns its own factory).
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With that in mind, we asked the authors of some of our most-read pieces in 2019 to take a look at the comments on their work and respond to one that made an impact on them or influenced their thinking in some way.
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" Another of the Orioles' leading pitchers of that time, Dave McNally, was quoted in John Eisenberg's oral history of the team, "From 33rd Street to Camden Yards" (19803): "As good as Frank was, it was how hard he played that really made an impact.
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Just as the housewives of Stop E.R.A. would never have made an impact if Schlafly hadn't organized them, today's political conversation tends to overlook those women who would prefer to raise their children in one-breadwinner families like the ones they grew up in.
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"Few of us can claim to have made an impact as significant and lasting as Dame Millicent, and it is right and proper that, today, she takes her place at the heart of our democracy," May told an audience of politicians, business leaders, feminist campaigners and schoolchildren.
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This number is really, really small when you think about how women have made an impact on the U.S. economy: We make up about 47% of the workforce, we're behind 70% to 80% of purchases, and we hold over half of all management, professional, and related positions.
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It is unclear whether the show has made an impact on company sales, but past shows have drawn apologies from Volkswagen , whose engine defects in the Touareg SUV it criticised last year, as well as from Apple, whose China after-sales service it scrutinised in 2013.
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The five Google Street view tours on Faces of Frida also allow users to visit "the places that made an impact on her career," as a Google Arts & Culture statement puts it, including the famous Blue House in Mexico City in which she was born and died.
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We made an impact, partnering with the New Georgia Project, ACLU of Georgia, ACLU of Wisconsin, Miami Urban Voter Project, and St. Mark's Church of Little Rock to get dollars to anti-suppression work in areas who fielded diverse candidates against the backdrop of active suppression threats.
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From Sunset Park, Brooklyn, she quickly made an impact across the city — advocating for lead paint removal legislation — and the state — helping to pass brownfields legislation — and nationally — speaking at a climate change rally, which coincided with Pope Francis's visit, on the National Mall in Washington.
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Presidential advisers come and go, as in any administration, and while this president listens to advice as successful leaders do, few aides "serving at the pleasure of the president" have made an impact that provides President Trump with a skillset that he does not already possess.
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This book celebrates women and girls who made an impact throughout history, famous and less so — including Malala Yousafzai, Maya Lin and Ruby Bridges (the first African-American child to integrate an all-white American school.) Each story is told in a poem, illustrated by a different female artist.
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Last week, I offered five tech predictions for the new year, and today I finish my Top 10 Predictions list with five more: Wearables were one of the hottest topics going into 2015, and while they certainly made an impact this past year, they didn't exactly change the world.
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"Beights told me that he was proud of what he'd tried to accomplish in Charlottesville, claiming, for the first time, that it had been a direct response to Unite the Right: "I wanted to block the Unite the Right anniversary, and I think I made an impact on some people.
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In addition to Ms. Harris, Mr. Hickenlooper, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, the early slate of the conference included speeches from Sherrod Brown, the Ohio senator who declined to run for president, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the freshman House member from New York who instantly made an impact on Capitol Hill.
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Birch, an industry veteran and former editorial director of Hearst UK, spent two years conducting over 22015 interviews with the art directors, photographers, and editors involved in making the famed covers of "legacy" publications like Esquire and TIME, as well as more obscure titles that made an impact on their cultures before they folded.
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I guess I revisited a lot of books that I read when I was younger that really made an impact on me, like the autobiography of Malcolm X, which is basically the first book that really spoke to me outside of when you're a kid and you're reading Dr. Seuss, Judy Blume, or something.
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Breyer, speaking at the Annual Burton Awards Ceremony at the Library of Congress, said he researched the number of times in the past when the court didn't need a ninth vote to reach a decision, and said it would've only made an impact in a few cases of the 70 to 80 that they hear each year.
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" There were other signs that the reformulation had made an impact, according to the paper: "A number of national time series including shipments of oxycodone (a proxy for consumption), prescriptions for oxycodone, the fraction of people that use pain medicine recreationally, and health care encounters for heroin poisonings all show a trend break in August, 2010 or immediately thereafter.
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Here, Trump talks about what he considers the impact of reduced regulations on U.S. gross domestic product: OK. Now, in my first quarter, which I consider to be the second quarter because I was there now long enough to have made an impact and don't kid yourself, regulations are just as big as the tax cuts.
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