Word: impacted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rebates that is expected to be pumped into the economy as part of the stimulus package. The business community, some economists and Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns question whether such a stimulus is still needed now that the economy seems to be recovering satisfactorily. They warn that its impact may be inflationary. But Congress moved briskly ahead with the plan last week, changing some of the details in the process...
Clearly, Kissinger's impact will be felt for a long time to come. During his final days in office, he shared some thoughts about his stewardship of U.S. foreign policy with TIME Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey. They are worth considering as the nation sets off in new diplomatic directions...
Pipkin said yesterday that it is still too early to tell what impact the survey will have. But he and other administrators have said recently that the findings could influence Faculty debate on the report of the Task Force on the Core Curriculum...
...even if teaching evaluations have impact, the Task Force leaves loopholes so that "occasional exceptions may be made in the case of a person who is clearly superior to all other candidates but who is a poor teacher." The Task Force assumes that in such cases the scholar's knowledge would "somehow" be communicated to students in ways other than through actual teaching...
...realize intellectually that the slowdown might be intentional: sonorously and endlessly, consciousness endures. But in that case, the final line of the play is screamed unnecessarily. To be intellectually satisfying, the play needs no punctuation. And because of the nature of Krieger's production, the screaming has no emotional impact, either. It is the metronome continuing to beat on and off after the stage has cleared which gives Play its horror-house creepiness...