Sentence examples for impacted because of from inspiring English sources

KPMG said it had to resign as auditor from two companies "after concluding today that the firm's independence has been impacted" because of the partner's behavior.

(Even apps as elegant and useful as Moves or Highlight, for instance, which passively grabs user location data throughout the day, may have their overall adoption impacted because of this reason).

We [should] never have this conversation about children being developmentally impacted because of poisoning of the water that they drink".

"A greater number of Chinese deals are impacted because of a shift from fairly bread-and-butter deals to those involving cutting-edge technology, like semiconductors".

It is anticipated that the availability of ground water will also be impacted because of the projected changes in precipitation and land use.

For example, the supply of public drinking water for hundreds of miles may be impacted because of one marijuana growing site.

He said that his region, too, has suffered "significant negative impact" because of the drought.

Today, it doesn't have the same impact because of its size.

"For me, personally, it probably will not be that much of an impact because of my seniority.

"Less is more there, and dance has an electric impact because of the smallness," Ms. Staff said.

Relatively small percentage falls may still have huge impact because of low numbers in the first place.