Sentence examples for affect as much from inspiring English sources

A 1998 report from that agency said that problems with alcohol and pills affect as much as 17percentt of American adults age 60 and up.

The changes could affect as much as $200 million of the $360 million that the Council has under its control each year.

Only last week consumers were warned again about counterfeit vodka, and one recent estimate based on data from the Food Standards Agency suggested that fraud could affect as much as 10% of all the food we buy in this country.

I.B.M., in an effort to hone the size and shape of its services group, announced layoffs today that could affect as much as 1percentt of the fast-growing division's jobs in America.

"Because security has got so much worse we haven't let any foreign staff travel by road for the last 18 months, so in a sense this will not affect as much as we are already so strict in terms of our security," she said.

The cuts are expected to affect as much as 10percentt of Intel's 100,000 employees.

The syndrome -- clinically known as seasonal affective disorder, more commonly as the winter blues -- affects as much as 20percentt of the population, according to studies.

But no one would be affected as much as Lincoln.

"It's nice to see they were affected as much as the police officers.

Allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever, is a serious disease affecting as much as 30percentt of the population.

This summer's drought has affected as much of the country as the Dust Bowl drought.