Sentence examples for have seriously impacted from inspiring English sources
There have been reports of businesses being threatened and complaints about noise and unsanitary conditions that have seriously impacted the quality of life for residents and businesses in this now-thriving neighborhood.
"Through the years, I have seriously impacted hundreds of lives".
According to Sherry, the chemicals used in the plant where she inspects poultry have seriously impacted her health.
Western sanctions targeting Tehran for its nuclear program have seriously impacted the Iranian economy, making it difficult for companies to maintain supply lines and carry out international business.
"There have been reports of businesses being threatened and complaints about noise and unsanitary conditions that have seriously impacted the quality of life for residents and businesses in this now-thriving neighborhood," Bloomberg said, adding that accusations that have cropped up have been hard to prove since police are often unable to monitor the situation inside the park.
Such unpredictability of food resources in our environment of evolutionary adaptedness is widely thought to have seriously impacted the human genome [ 113].
Her failing health has seriously impacted her lifestyle and may have ended her 16-year career as an inspector.
These young people are with us because marijuana has seriously impacted their lives, making it impossible for them to succeed in school, ruining their relationships with their families, and often, leading them to try even more harmful drugs when they seek an even greater high.
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.
> The northern gannet, the largest seabird that breeds in the North Atlantic, originates from six eastern Canadian colonies in North America and is the only avian species of solely Canadian origin to have been seriously impacted in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
