Sentence examples for expect to be impacted from inspiring English sources
"It raises the possibility that overfishing can have a wide array of effects on species that we wouldn't expect to be impacted," he says.
In terms of expected impacts, we found that extreme events were the most commonly cited, followed by forest pests and diseases, with the former being indicated by 72%% of those respondents who expect to be impacted by climate change (N = 358).
I have been to many third world countries and have seen poverty in extreme forms, so as I made my way through Chicago's South Side neighborhoods, I didn't expect to be impacted on such a deep and personal level by what was happening around me.
Some Head Start programs are expected to be impacted because of a lack of funds, according to the National Head Start Association.
"Whilst monthly revenue trends are expected to be impacted by further volatility for the rest of the year, at this stage, the board continues to expect profits for the year to be in line with expectations".
Thankfully, scientific and environmental collaboration is not expected to be impacted under the Administration's recent policy changes.
"Subject to consultation processes, approximately 100 employees are expected to be impacted across the region by the current plans to close three marketplaces.
Also, the value perceived by customers in an outsourcing relationship would therefore be expected to be impacted by the quality of governance relationships (ibid).
At least one category previously expected to be impacted, however, is likely to be spared, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
First quarter revenue is expected to be impacted by seasonality, heightened by inclement weather in Europe and a reduction in feed-in-tariffs across multiple markets, as well as excess inverter inventory in the channel.
