Sentence examples for facing the impacts from inspiring English sources

Latin America isn't the only coffee-producing region facing the impacts of shifting weather patterns.

At the same time, Taiwan is facing the impacts of "aging society with fewer children", including demographic imbalance, dependency burden, and lack of elderly nursing care services.

But it's also Kivalina and Newtok, too, and nine other native villages that, facing the impacts of warmer temperatures and changing conditions as an immediate threat, have elected to relocate.

At the President's last stop of his Latin America trip – in El Salvador (March 22-23) – President Obama is visiting a country that is right now facing the impacts of global warming.     .

It's this injustice between those causing the problem (and getting away with it) and those facing the impacts, which the alliance of typhoon survivors, called 'People Surge' are challenging.

It just did not seem fair that subsistence fisherfolks who were adopting conservation-minded practices were still facing the impacts of their fellow humans in the developed countries half a world away.

The country burns 47% of the world's coal, according to the US Energy Information Administration, and is facing the impact of decades of rapid deforestation and water pollution.

On one hand, the banking industry in China is facing the impact of interest rate liberalization and profit decline caused by the narrowing interest-rate spread.

"Local services are facing the impact of spending cuts and of welfare reform which threatens to undermine their funding, including measures that will specifically impact on women with more than two children.

In turn this could help shift emphasis from the clinic towards the individuals facing the impact of visual loss on their daily lives.

Now, parts of southern Ethiopia are again facing the impact of delayed rains and the poor performance of the coffee crop, the earnings from which families would have been used to buy food on the market.