enormous impact

collocation in English

meanings of enormousand impact

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enormous
adjective
uk /ɪˈnɔː.məs/ us /əˈnɔːr.məs/
extremely ...
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impact
noun[C usually singular, U]
uk /ˈɪm.pækt/ us /ˈɪm.pækt/
the force or action of one object ...
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Examples of enormous impact

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Panels are light (13 kg/m2), around 8mm thick, typically measure up to 2.45m x 1.25m and have enormousimpact resistance.
The method of typological analysis had an enormousimpact in the field of architecture, and influenced the way buildings should be designed.
We must reform the process of clinical practice guideline development because it has such an enormousimpact on the quality of patient care.
For example, science-based technology is currently having an enormousimpact on the human environment.
In short, the cognitive neuroscience revolution has had an enormousimpact on the general fields of psychology, neurology and psychiatry.
Developing new cultivars with enhanced abiotic stress tolerance would undoubtedly have an enormousimpact on global food production.
Technological change has an enormousimpact on language: how we use it, perceive it, and report on it.
The asserted alliance between epistemology and scientific method with which he now began had an enormousimpact on chemistry's structure and content.
And they have an enormousimpact on society.
It has had enormousimpact on other progressive social causes, from abolitionism to antiwar activism, not to mention upon literature, theology, and numerous academic disciplines.
You have had an enormousimpact on the profession by influencing many people.
The belief that the play was spectacularly successful with audiences in the 1950s is a misconception, probably due to the enormousimpact that it had on directors, companies and playwrights.
Lazy functional languages have not, to date, made an enormousimpact in scientific computing.
Thus, the effect of using basic counselling skills in this way in a 'first day chat' can have an enormousimpact on a patient's radiotherapy experience.
If this closure becomes a reality, it will have an enormousimpact not just on the region, but on the country as well.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
This would have an enormousimpact on maximising the positive effects of transport policy on health.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The growth of out-of-town shopping has had an enormousimpact on the diets of the poorest.
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The decisions we take will have an enormousimpact, way beyond the number of people whom we currently believe might be adversely affected.
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