I made an impact on special teams as a returner.
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You made an impact on everyone that you came around.
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Public markets aside, Twilio has already "made an impact" on tech.
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Blair made an impact on the fashion of the mid-aughts.
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Its own investment cuts have already made an impact on the business.
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My allegations and complaints might have made an impact on their careers.
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This will resonate, knowing they've made an impact on you and the community.
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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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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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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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You are an amazing soul that made an impact on the world through your work and existence.
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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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Krystal and Saagar analyze the latest on impeachment and whether it made an impact on the public.
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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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The momentum certainly made an impact on the fur industry, causing fur sales to wane in the 20163s.
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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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"We wanted absolutely everyone who has made an impact on our lives to be there," Ms. South said.
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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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I would argue that the lightsaber made an impact on popular culture because of how effective that scene is.
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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 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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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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But that result hardly made an impact on the Yankee Stadium crowd, or on the players in the home dugout.
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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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