Sentence examples for would seriously impact from inspiring English sources

The EU's budget for external affairs is already small and any further cuts would seriously impact on the EU's pretensions to play a global role.

In their view, a housing development would seriously impact the water quality of 130,000 local residents, as well as damage sensitive ecosystems in the Long Island Sound.

The proposals, Mr. Shea said, "would seriously impact a director's ability to deliver a product on time, on budget and within his or her creative vision".

On the first day of the Geneva Motor Show, Bentley Motors said that a disorderly Brexit would "seriously impact" its ability to turn a profit.

"The broader the issues a charity supports, the more difficult it is to justify ethically screened investment – as the range of industries that might need to be excluded would seriously impact on the fundamental requirement to maximise returns".

The contract allows Bristol-Myers to withdraw if there is a "significant concern regarding a regulatory or patient safety issue that would seriously impact the long-term viability of the product".

The charity said the line would dissect Water Haigh Woodland Park, near Leeds, and it would also seriously impact on Woodhouse Washlands, near Sheffield.

"Such construction would seriously affect one of the most unspoiled areas of the Hudson River, including treasured views from the Cloisters Museum and Gardens, and also have a negative environmental impact on the region," the fund said in a release Tuesday.

By comparison, a 50-meter pool would cost at least another $1 million, and seriously impact the JV field, Smith said.

"Had it happened, it would have been great, but it does not seriously impact our overall strategy for November," he added.

It would be useful to be able to predict solar storms, as strong ones can seriously impact satellites and radio communications.