Sentence examples for most negative impacts from inspiring English sources

A best case and worst case scenario can be constructed from the variations of the main scenarios by accumulating the most positive and most negative impacts, respectively.

The most negative impacts of roads on bats are increased mortality caused by collisions with vehicles, noise pollution reducing both communication and foraging, and barriers to movement.

"That's where you could ultimately see the most negative impacts, especially at times when states are already suffering budget challenges.

One the other hand, the job loss of nearly 1.7 million Americans who are currently working as drivers with an average salary of $42,500, could be one of the most negative impacts of this disruption on the US Economy as nearly 1% of the total US workforce is represented by truckers.

The most negative impact is upon black individuals themselves.

In other words an economic crisis that was created by the wealthy has had its most negative impact on the poor.

A study by the equalities and human rights commission found that schedule 7 was having the "single most negative impact" on British Muslim communities.

"We're frustrated because we feel that it's going to have the most negative impact on Mamaroneck and Larchmont," she said, "and yet we have the least influence in the decision".

When the financial officers were asked which budget factors had the most negative impact on their cities, 80 percent said health benefit costs, 75 percent said pension costs and 73 percent said infrastructure demands.

"Really, the most negative impact is that they've chosen to open stores very close to local markets like this one," said the 67-year old, standing in front of a stall piled high with fresh vegetables, waiting patiently for customers.

But just as Brexit is unlikely to directly benefit those whom globalisation and structural economic change have left behind, expanding grammars, even with the stipulation they reserve places for children from low-income backgrounds, is likely to have the most negative impact on white, working-class boys.