Sentence examples for adversely affected to from inspiring English sources

But I also think he and the owners are very smart businessmen and realize their business could be adversely affected to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars if that lawsuit goes against them and if they cannot convince the public that the game is safe enough to let the next generation of players play it.

Thailand and Philippines have strong trade ties with the TPP-ASEAN nations as well as the other TPP members, so these two economies could be adversely affected to a large extent through the processes of trade diversion and preference erosion (Gilbert et al. 2016).

Functional impairment yesterday because of headache showed that most people (72%) were adversely affected to some extent, while about a quarter (overall mean 27%) were severely affected (could do less than half of what they expected) and a minority (overall mean 7%) could do nothing (Table 3).

The stabilization fund allows business owners adversely affected to request up to $25,000 to keep their businesses open.

"If Keeyask has to be built," Wilkie told the CEC, "build it so damage to our land and water is not so adversely affected to our people".

Those with compromised immune systems due to disease status, or those with, for example, little excess pulmonary capacity, may be more adversely affected to a given exposure than those not suffering from these conditions.

To discredit somebody just because they live nearby and would be adversely affected is to say: anything goes.

However, the mechanical and thermal properties of the blends were not adversely affected, compared to HDPE.

Respiratory motion during PET acquisitions can cause image artefacts, with sharpness and tracer quantification adversely affected due to count 'smearing'smearing

Additionally, videotaping may have adversely affected willingness to participate.

One current hypothesis holds that the physiological function of tau is adversely affected due to excess tau phosphorylation.