Sentence examples similar to affect once more from inspiring English sources
This tragic saga affected Jeremy once more.
Environmental change affects nature's cycle, once more frustrating efforts to disrupt the persistent reemergence of tropical diseases like dengue (7 ).
All things retro being cool once more, Kanye affected to reprise the stunt this year – approaching the Grammys stage just as Beck was delivering his thanks for winning Best Album.
On jogging trails and bridle paths here, money and how it affects children -- a subject once more taboo than sex and death -- has become a major topic of parenting.
Roe recognized the right of a woman to make certain fundamental decisions affecting her destiny and confirmed once more that the protection of liberty under the Due Process Clause has a substantive dimension of fundamental significance in defining the rights of the person...
The County is once more being affected by rising flood water.
The UK is once more in the grip of freezing weather as snow and ice affect much of the country.
"If a good proportion of test match results are affected by something as arbitrary as the toss, there needs to be a case for abandoning tradition once more".
