Sentence examples for impact on potentially from inspiring English sources
"It is already causing uncertainty among Americans, which in turn has them making decisions about how they spend their money, which has a negative impact on — potentially on the economy.
That does not take into account the loss of life and individual livelihood -- the impact on potentially endangered species and coastal environments -- the ruination of industries barely on their feet following Katrina -- another debacle of both the environment and faulty politics and engineering.
The results presented here are qualitative (rather than quantitative), but highlight the importance of understanding tumour stroma interactions in driving not only tumour outcomes (whether malignant or not) but also their impact on potentially new therapeutic approaches.
"We need to recognise that the bylaw and decision in front of CAS only impacts on potentially three athletes out of a 10,000 athlete population coming to the Games," he said.
Finally, early stoma closure may have an impact on CoC potentially resulting in more patients receiving the full or at least a higher dose of scheduled chemotherapy which in turn could improve the oncological prognosis.
They also contribute substantially to patients' "support systems" as referenced in the quotation below, and therefore potentially impact on frequent and/or potentially avoidable admission.
Reclassification as employees also negatively impacts on-demand drivers, potentially taking away their job flexibility and personal freedom.
Process parameter screening studies are statistically planned under consideration of impacts on a potentially critical quality attribute, i.e., coating mass uniformity.
It is having an increasingly major impact on humans with potentially life-threatening and debilitating arthritis.
If the weather conditions are having such an impact on play – and potentially posing a risk to safety – you may be forced to call it off.
Surface treatments, although having a negative impact on economics, are potentially able to overcome the problem of incompatibility.
