Sentence examples for impacted adversely from inspiring English sources

[Earnings] in this period will be impacted adversely by the increasing costs of carbon.

Previously, the quarterly goals and corresponding revisions had generated day-to-day uncertainty that impacted adversely on the financial markets.

Life may be impacted adversely, affecting both social and work-related activities, as well as communication in personal surroundings.

The BBA's statistics director, David Dooks said: "January's severe weather impacted adversely on what was already a subdued picture of borrowing demand from households and businesses.

The reason is that if we continue to foul our environment, more people on the margin of poor health may be impacted adversely.

Market forces are continually demanding devices with increased functionality/unit area; these demands have been satisfied through aggressive technology scaling which, unfortunately, has impacted adversely on the global interconnect delay subsequently reducing system performance.

"These closures really impact adversely on the community".

"Deaths of these kind can only impact adversely on the work of the commission".

Ministers say they want to spend the money on widening higher education participation and the Leitch agenda, but this announcement will impact adversely on both.

It found 61% knew of planned services being abandoned or delayed and 58% had examples of national initiatives impacting adversely on patient care.

Mr. Heaney issued a statement reading: "As I have said throughout this process, it was not my intention to impact adversely the success of this school.