Sentence examples for was adversely impacted from inspiring English sources
Gregory J. Owens, the company's chief executive, said "financial performance this quarter was adversely impacted by the continuing global economic downturn".
"Our first quarter was adversely impacted by unfavorable weather, economic pressures facing our customers, and comparisons to last year's government-sponsored stimulus program relating to the purchase of appliances," Louis J. D'Ambrosio, Sears's chief executive, said in the statement.
As reaction regime became less distributed with higher injection temperature, reformate quality was adversely impacted.
This study is based on labor intensive factory, located in Dhaka, Bangladesh which was adversely impacted due to extreme hot conditions.
The local knowledge is consistent with our physical data and review of the historical scientific research in Sydney, and supports the inference that the community was adversely impacted by the coke and steel facility.
Early in the evolution of IFN-free therapies, it appeared that response in patients treated with such regimens was adversely impacted by prior nonresponse to IFN (Poordad et al, 2013) or host factors such as "unfavourable" IL28B genotypes (Chu et al, 2012; Poordad et al, 2013).
Young, who had served as Acting Superintendent as a Captain in 1897 recognized the dysfunctional and complicated relationships between the War Department, Corps of Engineers and Interior Department which Congress knew was adversely impacting the successful administration of the park.
Since this was not the case, the data suggested that receipt of oxygen was adversely impacting admissions independent of COPD severity.
The integrity of these corticolimbic pathways is adversely impacted by adverse life events [ 30] as well as genetic polymorphisms (eg, 5-HTTLPR) [ 31].
"We have been adversely impacted in terms of operating funds provided by the state," he said, "but not capital funds.
Fox Broadcasting and 20th Century Fox Television issued a statement saying that production of the new season of "24," already under way, "will not be adversely impacted".
