Sentence examples for which could be impacted from inspiring English sources
"I am drawing attention to several areas where we are working together, where we are dependent on CSIRO collaboration, and which could be impacted.
RBS also warns on p206 of its report that it relies heavily on the UK government's credit rating, which could be impacted by independence.
"The proposed survey area coincides with the habitat of many whale and fish species, all of which could be impacted by this survey.
Meanwhile, oil pay thickness which could be impacted by the tilted OWC should be considered as well in reserve calculations.
Conflict of interest The authors Stephen P. Mayfield and Miller Tran have equity in Triton Health and Nutrition, which could be impacted by this research.
Unfortunately, the giant squid is not the only animal inhabiting deep waters which could be impacted.
For these reasons, an appropriate level of neck osteotomy, able to leave an intact cortical ring in which cancellous bone could be impacted, is mandatory (Fig. 1).
The observed ancient bottleneck which might date back to the last glaciations could also be interpreted under an immigration model, according to which the different populations could be impacted by recurrent immigration from a common large metapopulation.
Then there's Tillerson who owns $151 million worth of ExxonMobil stock according to the Wall Street Journal, the value of which could be directly impacted by decisions of his office.
Police took no action, which is why King, Devlin, and O'Kane have stepped forward, said the Guardian — seeing themselves as good candidates to take proactive action as they no longer have jobs which could be adversely impacted by a criminal record.
Kennedy wrote the broad opinion in the Citizens United case, which found that the First Amendment prevented the government from limiting independent expenditures by corporations, but he's also been one of the court's strongest voices for gay rights, which could be negatively impacted if Hobby Lobby gets its way.
