Sentence examples for impacted not just from inspiring English sources

Installation planning requires an architect-level view of all the components of the environment that will be impacted, not just the selection of the correct server hardware from which to host Presentation Server-based applications.

The recent attacks have impacted not just WordPress.com sites, other servers in the same part of the network causing the outages.

How will Cubans be impacted, not just foreign companies or the government?

In this way, Cuevas' larger campaign also reexamines how capitalism, aided by authoritarianism, has impacted not just Guatemala, but Latin American broadly over the last several decades.

In this way, Cuevas' larger campaign also reexamines how capitalism, aided by authoritarianism, has impacted not just Guatemala, but Latin America broadly over the last several decades.

Our environment is being impacted, not just the image of a nice sunny far-off meadow that word conjures but the actual surroundings that we depend on to sustain our lives.

"Insurers recognise that crash for cash is a serious issue that impacts not just on premiums but also on the safety of innocent motorists," a spokesman for the Association of British Insurers said.

"That impacts not just on that one single person but on their families as well, all those who rely on that income".

And with thousands of startups launching each year, I am confident that we will see numerous companies impacting not just the Chinese market, but changing the world.

What may surprise some people is the transition to self-driving vehicles will impact not just the transportation sector but each and every major consumer expenditure.

If things like satellites or power sources temporarily go down, then critical communications systems could be paralyzed, impacting not just mutual funds but any business in the affected area.