Sentence examples for affect as a result from inspiring English sources

High experience participants tended to believe that the computer spoke the truth, experienced more positive affect as a result of flattery, and judged the computer's performance more favourably.

The ECHR ruling affects Stephen's predicament in a significant way, said Mike, because a change in the law will be harder to affect as a result.

While experts believe AQIM does not currently have bases in countries like the Ivory Coast, an economic affect as a result of the attacks could have a self-fulfilling prophecy of creating environments that are conducive to radicalization.

But that's Cera's affect as well; as a result, in this comic tug of war, they're both pulling in the same direction -- and barely pulling, at that.

"Water and electrical services are also affected as a result of the current hostilities.

Customers of the Virgin Trains, London Midland, London Overground and Southern train companies were affected as a result.

"It's unlikely that Abe's approval ratings will be greatly affected as a result," Ms. Miura added.

In other cases, individual nerves are affected as a result of compression or vascular disease.

A spokesman for the SLC says 108 students have been affected as "a result of human error in the interpretation of the regulations when processing these applications".

A spokesman for the DfE said: "It is completely unacceptable for students to be adversely affected as a result of any marking errors or delays.

The villagers alleged Shell was negligent in its clean-up of oil spills and their health was adversely affected as a result.