Sentence examples for inevitably impacted from inspiring English sources

"Our performance was, inevitably, impacted by this environment," Mr. Ackermann said in a statement.

I tried to be a good role model to my children, but I was an alcoholic for 25 years, which inevitably impacted on family life.

Gold mining with mechanical dredges in Colombia has inevitably impacted some natural wetlands, but at the same time has been creating a series of new ecosystems that resemble to some degree, the wetlands that were lost or degraded.

The economic climate has inevitably impacted editorial, he said, though he added the company had been prepared for what it knew would be a sharp downturn in the first quarter of this year.

"Decisions have inevitably impacted on the seed corn of the future: innovative research and young people at the start of their research careers," said EPSRC's Interim Chief Executive Randal Richards.

He said: "Economic events of recent years have inevitably impacted upon labour market conditions in the UK but the labour market has demonstrated a high degree of resilience, particularly in terms of levels of employment, during and since the recession.

Instead, their irresponsible strike action will inevitably impact on patients".

It added that council funding cuts would "inevitably impact on frontline services".

Whenever you create a structure it inevitably impacts on the way people think about their work.

If this happened, he added, it would "inevitably impact upon the residential property market".

Unite have expressed to the bank that these ongoing cuts hurts our members and inevitably impacts customers".