Word: impacting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...years, U.S. military men have been dead set against forming combat divisions on a regional basis, partly because the impact of casualties on a specific locality can have a shattering effect on civilian and military morale. Best known example: whole towns in New Mexico and Wisconsin went into mourning when National
...referred through channels to the General Services Administration, Department of Buildings Management. Naturally, the situation called for a survey. That called for special equipment. So the matter was referred to the National Bureau of Standards, Division of Research and Development. There a machine was built, and labeled "Sigler Pendulum Impact Type Slipperiness Tester...
...Christian evangelism will never make an impact until it regains the genius of the Cross, the capacity for sacrifice. Look what the Communists have required of just ordinary people . . . Religion today doesn't call it out because it doesn't demand...
...show the first boosts and shocks of rearmament. For the most part, earnings are good. Of 413 companies reporting through last week, 242 record higher earnings in the first half of 1951 than in the same period last year. But many a report also makes plain the stunning impact of higher taxes and price controls...
...June 7, Penn President Harold Stassen called N.C.A.A. President Hugh Willet, a Southern California professor, and informed him that because of the illegality (allegedly an anti-trust violation) of the new program and the "need for another year of observation of television's full impact on college football," Penn had no intention of heeding the Association's ruling...