Sentence examples for affect passage from inspiring English sources

It is unclear how much the Enron investigations will affect passage of the proposals, which Democrats say give off at least the appearance of having been written to benefit Enron.

The area in question qualifies as the high seas, he said, so no matter where the line was drawn it would not affect passage by naval vessels or commercial ships.

However, vorticity, turbulent kinetic energy, and a cost function do not significantly affect passage success.

These findings are consistent with the notion that the side chains of F313 and F314 are embedded in the membrane, and do not affect passage of monovalent ions or proteins through the pore.

The 2.5-fold down-regulation of the gap junction Cx32.2 could affect passage of inorganic ions and small water-soluble molecules in between cells.

It is perhaps the evening's most affecting passage.

What she is referring to is a long, very affecting passage in "Quills" that involves necrophilia.

As an engine is started up and becomes hot, components elongate or "grow," thereby affecting passage clearances and seals.

In one affecting passage, she recalls how her foster mother went into premature labor during a calamitous winter storm.

By far the most affecting passage in "4 3 2 1" is a scene in which this version of Archie experiments, disastrously, with taking money for sex.

In a particularly affecting passage, Ms. Green films a Korean photographer who pages through a book of her pictures of the event while she talks about how few people remember it or its victims.