Sentence examples for Such potential impacts from inspiring English sources

The commission said that companies could be helped or hurt by climate-related lawsuits, business opportunities or legislation and should promptly disclose such potential impacts.

Further modelling developments should try to include such potential impacts of climate change on forest fires to consider uncertainties in the future distribution of the Corsican pine.

Further development of realistic climate models is required to fully assess such potential impacts.

As my Center on Budget and Policy Priorities colleague Chye-Ching Huang notes, "JCT's analysis of permanent bonus depreciation concluded that in the second and third decade, due to deficits and crowding out, it's impossible to tell whether counting macroeconomic effects even reduces or increases the cost of the proposal". The TF model, in effect, assumes away such potential negative impacts.

This is particularly true with more abstract and uncertain issues such as potential impacts of climate change.

Such decisions will need to be supported by modeled estimates, such as potential impact and financial requirements.

It should be no surprise that with such a potential impact on the business from receiving a patent demand letter, the common reaction for many business owners is to become concerned about the effect the patent demand may have on their business and their ability to get funding.

As such, the potential impact of RIT on OS, PFS, rates of GVHD and NRM have to be interpreted with caution.

Such variability has potential impacts on the roles of the EIA and ESF on application systems.

The annual collection of native wild broodstock can help reduce such effects, but potential impacts will also depend on the number of progeny released and the proportion that are harvested upon return; large numbers of hatchery fish have the potential to overwhelm the native population demographically and genetically (Eldridge and Naish 2007).

The technology has such potential that its impact on society is widely expected to be as profound as the industrial revolution.