Sentence examples for be likely to impact from inspiring English sources

He said the decision by the Home Secretary was "unduly based on media and political pressure" and there was "little or no discussion about how our recommendation to classify this drug would be likely to impact on young people's behaviour".

The consequent alteration in myelin membrane composition would then be likely to impact upon membrane association with α-syn as a precedent to α-syn aggregation.

"And it's likely to impact humanitarian operations because there are many feeding centers in Dhobley".

Any substantial slippage is likely to impact on the BBC's plans to close the BBC3 TV channel by October this year.

Lack of sleep and being subject to public criticism is likely to impact on one's mood and self-esteem".

The reductions are likely to impact more severely on court services and council spending, as well as the armed forces.

"Those are the kinds of things that are likely to impact a district being a candidate for additional aid," she said.

The company has highlighted that the price increases are likely to impact butter volumes and margins in the short term, which is not a surprise.

But we should also recognise that their work in agriculture, health and education are likely to impact power relations at the household and community levels.

Eclectic warned that trading in the last few months had remained difficult and that this was likely to "impact on the result for this financial year".

Arm's licensing follows backlog with a lag and the decline in backlog is likely to impact the profit and loss in 2016.