Sentence examples for affect mainly from inspiring English sources

And both do affect mainly children.

Spending cuts and tax increases worth more than £113 billion are to affect mainly the public sector and those on lower incomes beginning next year.

Officials said the storm was likely to affect mainly rural areas, with the brunt of the damage expected to be destroyed mobile homes and falling trees.

This would affect mainly the poorest 30 per cent, besides disadvantaging households with children – an odd goal for the party of the family.

"Austerity programs, which affect mainly the poor, are ill-suited to solve the crisis," said the group, whose name in German means the Initiative of the Wealthy for a Wealth Tax.

A liberalisation of the legal market in England and Wales will allow more non-lawyers to own parts of firms or offer certain services, but at first this is likely to affect mainly the cheaper end of the market, not the richest pickings of corporate work.Many bosses of law firms realise that the profession is changing in ways that will be uncomfortable for some.

Among the other changes that could affect travelers: a new fee of $82 for appending pages to your passport, which will undoubtedly affect mainly globetrotters whose visas and stamps are overflowing, and an increase in the fee for reporting a birth abroad ($100 from $65).

These opportunities affect mainly the script categories of "crime" and "lifestyle".

Severe and regular droughts affect mainly eastern India, northeast Thailand and parts of Myanmar and Laos.

This model is not valid for corpuscular volume changes which affect mainly the [oxy-Hb] response.

Those beds will affect mainly the elderly or those who are in transition between hospital and home.