Sentence examples for may be impacts from inspiring English sources

There may be impacts on discharge water quality, peat erosion, flow rates and flood risk, and nutrient fluxes.

"We got into this, because we were aware of the impacts of airborne pollutants on human health, so it didn't seem so wild that there may be impacts that extended beyond human health," said University of Southampton neuroscientist Dr Tracey Newman, who was involved in the work.

In the worst case scenario, this proportion rose to 0.86 %, at which point there may be impacts seen locally, especially where there are already water shortages or periods of drought.

Digital may be impacting traditional platforms, but it is not yet replacing them".

Others are concerned that London as a global hub of business, media and tech may be impacted.

He says the mine will not directly interfere with Brenton Davey's land, although "he may be impacted" over time.

"Another possibility is that surging areas may be impacted by adverse traffic conditions, which prevents drivers from flocking to them".

I need to know the trends so I can understand how companies I follow may be impacted".

But there is a growing belief that, regarded overall, humans may be impacting on the frequency of some extreme weather events.

"As there are often no immediate negative consequences to their drinking, they are unaware of how their drinking may be impacting on their health".

I have travelled through the Kimberley and spoken with some of the communities that may be impacted and, to this date, they are still to be consulted.