Sentence examples for affect fighting from inspiring English sources

A trained lawyer, Nino decided she would have more affect fighting crime with the police than in the courts.

In the analysis we also included proxy measures for age and body size, both of which are likely to affect fighting ability.

But Hammond said the new cuts would not affect troops fighting in Afghanistan.

I recently had access to some cut off areas near Taiz, one of the cities worst affect by fighting in Yemen.

Tropical diseases would affect the fighting strengths of both sides throughout the campaign.

Major Tallman, the Army spokesman, said the need for more ammunition had not affected troops fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan but instead stemmed primarily from an increase in necessary training.

Unicef and the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Wednesday that they had delivered food aid and medical treatment to 27,000 people in Wau Shilluk, in Upper Nile state, one of the areas most affected by fighting.

Although the north has been worst affected by fighting, the UNHCR says there has also been a significant increase in the numbers of killings, abductions and injuries in Sri Lanka's eastern provinces.

Syria's military sent tanks and other reinforcements toward Homs on Monday for a possible offensive to break the opposition's grip of the city as the Red Cross tried to broker a ceasefire to send emergency aid to areas affected by fighting.

It didn't: after an unusually peaceful morning on Friday and a reduction in the number of areas affected by fighting, by Saturday the usual violence, including shelling, car bombs and warplane attacks targeting suburbs of Damascus, the capital, and Idleb in the north-west, had resumed.

Meanwhile, the Foreign Office has advised Britons not to travel to those parts of Iraqi Kurdistan affected by fighting and to leave areas close to the conflict.