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Meanings of more impact in English

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Usage of more impact in English
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Earnings news had more impact on index heavyweights than the TMX deal.
Reuters
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If successful, the spinoff is expected to have more impact on CKI.
Reuters
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As such, many experts agree that HDR actually has more impact.
BBC
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An initial price of around 30 euros would have more impact, he said.
Reuters
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She advanced on it, looking to gain more impact from a third strike.
Armageddon's Children
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Protein delivery may have potentially more impact than overall caloric delivery.
Pubmed
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Will the briefs have more impact with the en banc court?
Reuters
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But the total collapse of tourism from Britain would have far more impact.
Reuters
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They certainly made more impact than protests sent by Churches to the authorities.
The Grey Book / A collection of protests against anti-semitism a...
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Jacinda has more impact on my life, Clarke has more impact on Paddles'.
Radio NZ
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Diack said Bolt had had more impact than any other athlete in Games history.
Reuters
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The looser your muscles are, the more impact they can absorb without serious injury.
Climbing Magazine
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Yet, imposing as skylines are, farmlands have much more impact.
The world without us
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I think it would have more impact coming from you.
By reason of insanity
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This car only had one more impact left in it.
Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony
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It is likely that universal approaches will have more impact.
Pubmed
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Ireland
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United States of America
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