Sentence examples for been adversely impacted from inspiring English sources

"We have been adversely impacted in terms of operating funds provided by the state," he said, "but not capital funds.

In her e-mail message, Ms. Reeves, the spokeswoman, said the company recognized that "many Americans have been adversely impacted by current economic conditions".

Civil lawsuits are also possible after it emerged on Wednesday that several people had been adversely impacted by the lane closures.

"Publishing print revenue trends have been adversely impacted by the absence of a cover price increase for the Daily Mirror Monday to Friday edition, which has contributed to circulation revenue falling by 6%," the company said.

"Performance of the business has been adversely impacted by reductions in newspaper print advertising, driven principally by economic factors, government cutbacks and steep increases in input prices," said Archant chairman Richard Jewson.

The pace of the commissioner's investigation has been adversely impacted by the Dodgers' failure to produce documents in a timely manner and by the complexity of the financial structures surrounding the club".

The integrity of these corticolimbic pathways is adversely impacted by adverse life events [ 30] as well as genetic polymorphisms (eg, 5-HTTLPR) [ 31].

Gregory J. Owens, the company's chief executive, said "financial performance this quarter was adversely impacted by the continuing global economic downturn".

Fox Broadcasting and 20th Century Fox Television issued a statement saying that production of the new season of "24," already under way, "will not be adversely impacted".

Aviva Investors sought to ensure that none of the funds it managed were adversely impacted and paid compensation of £132m to eight funds.

"Unless you have a heart of stone, you can't help being adversely impacted by hearing people express their anger, frustration, disappointment, concern about the uncertainty of life".