Sentence examples for unfairly impacts from inspiring English sources

The Death Tax unfairly impacts families, farmers, ranchers and small businesses.

Slashing effective services based on politics or ideology unfairly impacts those of us who are the most vulnerable.

Would a highway user fee unfairly impact low-income commuters?

"I have become increasingly concerned that the ongoing litigation and growing media interest will distract you from the important work that you are doing and unfairly impact this stellar school's deserved reputation".

In the U.S., the matter is left entirely to industry, which has repeatedly insisted both that their current standards have improved the nutritional quality of products advertised on kids' TV, and that any expansion would unfairly impact their adult advertising.

"Unite is deeply concerned that the announcement... of further restructuring will unfairly impact low paid and administration staff" said senior union official Rob MacGregor.

But the company continues to execute well and is well positioned in the marketplace and we feel that the geopolitical issues are unfairly impacting the stock.

A motion due to be debated at the NUT's annual conference in Harrogate over Easter, argues that the regulations unfairly impact on working parents, especially the low paid.

There will still be some exemptions to the ban, designed to provide "balance to ensure people are not unfairly impacted" and for "items which do not contribute to the poaching of elephants", the department said.

"We know that the UK government's benefit reforms are unfairly impacting on some of the most vulnerable members of our society and that is why we are investing £81m in the next financial year to help mitigate the effects of these changes.

But Warren and Cohen say that credit reports can contain inaccuracies that unfairly impact the employees.