Sentence examples for affect especially from inspiring English sources

A common problem in policy design is the lack of clarity of the markets they affect, especially if they are informal.

Consuming foods contaminated with L. monocytogenes causes the disease listeriosis, which affect especially elderly adults and adults with compromised immune systems and can cause meningitis [2].

Favism fit with Bowman's lifelong focus on inherited blood diseases and led to a series of important discoveries about the genetics of these diseases and the populations they affect, especially in the Middle East, Africa and America.

All of the students participated in the same mixed-major classes, meaning that they shared relatively equivalent learning environments, and to allow students' final scores to be impacted by a single item or two, would be an unfair outcome to those students whom it did affect, especially if this favoritism was as a result of some inherent characteristic of test items.

Richardson gave the song a score of seven out of ten in Pitchforks song review feature The Playlist, and wrote that while it could be criticized as "a noble but failed experiment, overly maudlin and sentimental even if it is surface-level pretty", the song's "simplicity and unsubtle affect, especially coming from this band, wind up being strengths".

This restriction cannot be avoided by using current literature databases, but may affect especially the results for the social sciences.

Dogs, too, are often affected, especially as puppies.

An estimated 6.5 million people have been affected, especially in the southern delta regions of Cambodia and Vietnam.

Business growth in the tech sector has also been affected, especially where US servers were involved.

The bookshop sections, by contrast, get warmer, funnier and more affecting, especially once Hensher has finished with Duncan's backstory.

The set pieces are skillfully conceived and always affecting, especially the ingenious quintet (a canon) near the end.