Sentence examples for the existing impact from inspiring English sources

"I respectfully suggest," the letter said, "the committee first conduct a thoughtful examination of the existing impact of large grocers and retailers on small business in New York City before embarking on a hypothetical exercise".

The existing impact angle control guidance laws with field-of-view constraint are only applicable against stationary targets and most of them suffer abrupt-jumping of guidance command due to the application of additional guidance mode switching logic.

The existing impact states (shown in black) were derived from qualitative post-eruption impact assessments and limited semi-quantitative field studies (adapted from Wilson et al. 2017).

Integration of the activities of municipal authorities, agriculturalists, health professionals, and communities is essential to reduce the existing impact of malaria and to prevent future increases.

These are their stories". Spend some time with The Post's latest multimedia reporting series exploring the existing impacts of climate change in America and how it has already altered the planet from one generation to the next.

So it's not only about using ecological materials, but creating a system where we do not destroy the existing because destroying the existing impacts the environment as we would then have all the waste that we don't know how to treat most of the time.

The journal discussed the potential health effects of climate change in an earlier version of the report, called the Lancet Countdown, but this year's 107-page paper is the first to chronicle the existing impacts.

Cambodia and Thailand both agreed that the existing environmental impact assessment for Xayaburi was inadequate.

They say work away from the existing line will impact on businesses and mean Warrington's economy does not benefit.

The existing work on impact evaluation of protected areas, although mostly focused on terrestrial ecosystems, can now be adapted and applied to marine conservation in the Coral Triangle.

This document examines the existing policy framework impacting production and trade of jute, abaca, coir, kenaf and sisal (JACKS).