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Meanings of have an impact in English

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Usage of have an impact in English
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The revelations could have an impact on court cases past and present.
The Irish Times
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But he said foreign investors could have an impact on local businesses.
Radio NZ
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It is too soon to say whether it will have an impact.
The Guardian
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Mrs Robinson says the statement will have an impact on industrialised nations.
Radio NZ
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Prolonged need of ECMO support does not have an impact on survival.
Pubmed
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Warming oceans observed by the research team can also have an impact.
Reuters
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And the vestiges of these practices currently continues to have an impact.
Ebony
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He said the proposal would not have an impact on his lawsuit.
Reuters
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Mizrahi said Roche hoped it would also have an impact on plaque.
Reuters
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But will the bitter late twist have an impact on their confidence?
The Guardian
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It remains to be seen if such reassurances will have an impact.
The Guardian
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How can leadership have an impact on social change and vice versa?
Radio NZ
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So sanctions, in a sense, does not have an impact on that.
The new yorker
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Finally, what the ECB does will have an impact on the economy.
Reuters
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It could have an impact in areas devastated by famine or disaster.
The Guardian
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They expected their demonstration to have an impact when the troops arrived.
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