Sentence examples for been seriously impacted from inspiring English sources

If you were to arrive at the border, you'd see that the Peruvian side in particular has been seriously impacted by logging.

China's Economic Daily News (EDN) this morning reports that with Samsung Electronics Galaxyy smartphone sales having been seriously impacted recently, Taiwan component makers' orders for the Galaxy S5 have greatly reduced to only 15m units for the third quarter, down from 21m in the second, while the Galaxy S4's orders also dropped from six million units to five million".

More than 50% of its original vegetation has been destroyed due to ranching and agriculture, and half of the remaining areas have been seriously impacted.

"Wildlife is being blocked by existing border walls in their migrations, their habitats severed and fragmented," he said, listing everything from endangered species, to small birds and snakes that have been seriously impacted by the fence.

Rising above this gathering storm (National Academy of Science, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine, 2007) has now been seriously impacted by the 2008 global economic downturn, constraining our options for science education reform.

However, many of the lakes of the Alpine radiation have been seriously impacted by anthropogenic nutrient enrichment, resulting in a collapse in neutral genetic and phenotypic differentiation within the most polluted lakes.

But my income was seriously impacted by the lack of any decent reimbursement".

In response, some famers and agricultural leaders have called for adopting GM crops more rapidly to help combat the pest before food security is seriously impacted.

However, the outstanding lubricating property of graphene is found to be seriously impacted by environmental humidity, exhibiting a complicated and sometimes contradicting trend.

"If the war goes on, we could be seriously impacted for the spring semester," said the registrar, Donna Eisele, whose son and husband work at the base.

Pacific Islanders who live on atolls are among the first people who have begun to be seriously impacted by the effects of global climate change.