adversely

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• It said, “online commerce is our largest ad vertical,” and discussed how a return to normalcy might adversely affect e-commerce-related ad revenues in 2021.

• Ant’s IPO listing document mentions “future laws and regulations” as a risk factor that could adversely affect Ant’s business and operations, and specifically mentions the “evolving and extensive regulation” facing the financial services industry.

• To be sure, technology problems can adversely impact voters, and must be addressed whenever they arise.

• Even if online time doesn’t directly harm mental health, it could still adversely affect it in indirect ways, especially if time online crowds out time for other activities.

• One might suspect that a roaring crowd would adversely affect the communication of play calls, the cadence of snap counts and the general comfort of road team offenses.

• So, 30 years, a full generation, tens of millions of people adversely affected.

• Others told us it adversely affected their career opportunities.

• I worry that these forces are nudging our kids towards behaviors that could adversely impact them down the road.

• Plus, “shareholders may be adversely affected by lack of regular shareholder meetings and no voting rights.”

• However, bad weather can adversely affect the incumbent party, some studies show.

• The preliminaries of peace were discussed in parliament on the 17th, and almost every article was criticised.