Sentence examples for affected adversely by from inspiring English sources

"We know that if we don't cut back on fossil fuels, the future generation or certainly my grandchildren will be affected adversely by climate change".

Where someone's personal interests are likely to be affected adversely by publication, the person must be given a reasonable opportunity to comment.

Research by single parent charity Gingerbread shows that a third of single parents have been affected adversely by welfare reform, while 39% are in low-paid work.

Based on the results obtained, the strength and stiffness degradation of unstiffened panels are affected adversely by the location of the opening.

There is no way of knowing precisely how many people have been affected adversely by the law, because the Federal Government does not keep statistics of how many people who go through the new procedures are denied asylum.

According to a consultation document on the Manx register, the secretive businesses that use the Isle of Man as a tax haven argued that they would be "affected adversely by a loss of privacy".

These discrepancies might be attributed possibly to the presence of siderophores' receptors on the cell membranes of bacterial members that did not affect adversely by SID EGYII and their absence in bacterial members that did affect adversely by SID EGYII activity.

While negative suction helps in prevention of postoperative seroma formation, a high negative suction may affect adversely by increasing the amount and duration of drainage.

"Ten million people could be affected — adversely affected — by the rule".

Air resources are adversely affected by the pollutants generated by the engines that power vehicles.

Finally, the human health is adversely affected by uptaking of these by the fishes and water.