Sentence examples for the only negative impact from inspiring English sources

So the only negative impact on equities is through stocks of energy companies, which of course get squeezed on their margins and need to adjust.

Canopy suppression was the only negative impact observed on the most severely blighted offspring (Fig.  6).

This means they are largely untouched by human activity, says associate professor Kerry Howell, and so the only negative impacts on the coral, such as bleaching, have been caused by global warming.

But if this were the case, there is still a key concern: that poorer populations from the region of production will experience only negative impacts (e.g., location-specific environmental risks) and none of the positive ones (improved energy security).

Instead of solving problems using the classical painkiller approach that treats only negative impacts, sustainable agriculture treats problem sources.

In the context of forestry, a common definition should be developed that focuses only on parameters of population expansion, since some definitions of invasive species imply only negative impacts, which is not always the case.

"The impression created by Mr. Grasso's compensation is not only the negative impact of the size of the remuneration, but the fact that he was remunerated by the people that he was supposed to be regulating," Mr. Hevesi said.

Such studies would make it possible to also capture the positive impact, 3 8 34 rather than only the negative impact of the MS disease on partners of afflicted persons.

However, we suspect that the loss of the AAA rating would have only limited negative impact for the UK economy.

MIP has only cushioned the negative impact for the poorest by decreasing the poor/rich gradient in the rates of catastrophic health expenditure.

Considering all the above, we suggest that the extended MIP coverage and increased financial access provided by the program, were most likely not able to reverse the adverse effects of economic slow-down and escalating health expenditure and have only cushioned the negative impact for the poorest by decreasing the poor/rich gradient in the rates of catastrophic health expenditure.