Sentence examples for impacting not only from inspiring English sources

LeCompte said his office was pushing to reintroduce US legislation that would further concretise the principles, potentially impacting not only on US policy but also on the lending guidelines used by some of the largest multilateral development lenders.

"If these disruptions unfold as predicted, business travelers will stay home, severely impacting not only the travel industry but the economy overall," the Global Business Travel Association warned the head of the FAA, Michael P Huerta, in a letter Friday.

Unless action was taken, "these forests could be lost for ever, impacting not only the global climate but on the livelihoods of 90% of the 1.2 billion people" who rely on trees for a living.

"No disrespect to Jon, but Kyrie's capable of walking onto the court there and impacting not only Duke, but the entire league," said Dave Telep, a recruiting evaluator for Scout.com.

This will allow us to take personalization to the next level — impacting not only visitor satisfaction and brand identification, but also revenues.

Understanding the mechanism underlying the anabolic switch in CF airway neutrophils and the interplay between the different actors within the CF lung microenvironment could help identify treatments impacting not only lung disease but also the overall metabolic balance in patients.

"This will impact not only this generation but our daughters and their daughters," Ms. Mills said.

It could negatively impact not only Phoenix and its residents, but the entire state".

Acid mine drainage (AMD) negatively impacts not only stream chemistry, but also aquatic biology.

This trend impacts not only the design of computer architectures, but also the design of programs.

This study reveals that contract strategy impacts not only money, but the basis of the design phase as well.