Sentence examples for adversely impacting on from inspiring English sources

Saira Grant, the JCWI's legal director, said: "In an ongoing attempt to reduce migration the government has introduced rules which are now adversely impacting on British citizen families and children.

This is apparent despite the fact that the majority have consistently seen spending cuts as being done "unfairly", "too deep", "too quickly", and adversely impacting on their own lives.

Olcay and Laing [ 24] found that pharmaceutical tariffs could be eliminated without adversely impacting on government revenue or industrial policy.

Musculoskeletal pain (MSP) is a serious public health problem, adversely impacting on health status and quality of life (QoL) of affected individuals and significantly augmenting health care costs.

From a clinical perspective, this is important because the selective targeting of neoangiogenesis could help to restrict tumor growth without adversely impacting on quiescent normal blood vessels or mature tumor vessels potentially required for the delivery of cytostatic chemotherapy.

In the early 2000s, low political support for mental health was evident for several years in vacant posts in the national directorate for mental health, adversely impacting on public sector policy and service development and implementation at that time [ 28].

Some learners perceived that shared learning could adversely impact on learning outcomes because a session can be hijacked 'just because someone interjects a lot' (FMS33), that 'there's no one teaching style that's good for everybody' (FGPR34), and the attempt to meet the needs of all levels means ' the majority not having whatever it is at their level' (MMS12).

It is possible that there is some functional redundancy between the mitogenic pathways in melanoma cells, so that inhibition of one pathway, such as MAP kinase, may not adversely impact on melanoma cell growth.

He said it adversely impacted on the already squeezed housing supply in the capital and affected local communities, with people in some areas complaining of Airbnb guests coming and going at all times.

Gail Donoghue, special assistant to the city corporation counsel, said, "The city feels that the decision has not adversely impacted on the N.Y.P.D.'s ability to remain proactive in the investigation and prevention of terrorism".

John Bury, the council's head of planning and building standards, said: "The proposals comply with the development plan and will not adversely impact on the character and appearance of the conservation area".