Sentence examples for affect its character from inspiring English sources

They want to have the building placed on the National Register of Historic Places so that it might be protected from any change that would affect its character — in this case, a building for poor and working-class families.

The amount of retail space in the 200,000-square-foot terminal will not only affect its character but could potentially drain life from the surrounding streets.

The temporary stop notice has been served because the council considers that works have taken place to a Grade II listed building, which affects its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest, without obtaining consent.

The occurrence of a given parasite in more than one host species may markedly affect its epidemiological character; it may persist, for example, in one or another of its hosts as a reservoir of infection, sallying forth to encounter the alternate host only on occasion.

For this paper, we define intrinsic vulnerability of a watershed as the inherent ability of the system to cope with external, natural, and anthropogenic impacts that affect its state and character in space and time (adapted from [29]).

I entered it as a character who could affect its plot.

Failing to consider the present and future needs of the department in implementing partner-hiring policies, as well as of the institution more broadly, may affect the character of the department and its programs.

Developmental control of this feature of petaloidy is not determined by the expression of the B class gene PISTILLATA as its down regulation does not affect this character [16].

I think it will drastically affect the character of Vermont, which I think is unique".

In the game's cooperative mode, if one player character opens a present in the vicinity of the other, its contents affect both characters.

The allele gain at FGA locus 20 in the subclone U-251-FGA20gain does not seem to affect the character of the cell line, with respect to its growth pattern, morphology, proliferation, clonogenicity, and radiation response.