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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affected by a strike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is impacted or influenced by a labor strike or similar event.
Example: "The delivery services were significantly affected by a strike, causing delays in shipments."
Alternatives: "impacted by a strike" or "influenced by a strike".
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European and domestic cup games would not be affected by a strike.
But staffing at those counters could have been affected by a strike.
About 200 actors and stage managers would be affected by a strike, the first in Off Broad way history.
It also fits the genre of reality programming, which means it would not be affected by a strike of actors and writers.
[A8.] ANOTHER PLANT CLOSES General Motors temporarily closed an assembly plant near St . Louisafter it ran out of parts from a supplier affected by a strike.
She wrote that she had been watching baseball since she was an infant, and that her love for the game would not be affected by a strike.
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It is unclear how they will be affected by a recent deal struck between Turkey and the EU to return refugees who fled the war in Syria.
The find was made in a room of the 17th-century Weimar library that was not affected by a disastrous fire that struck the library last year.
The loss was in contrast to a profit of $695 million, or 96 cents a share, in the quarter a year ago, which was affected by a machinist strike.
Mr. Fernandez is one of many Britons affected by a 48-hour strike, the second in less than a week, that Royal Mail carriers and sorters began early Monday.
Resorts in the West Country and South Wales will be affected by a three-day strike by members of the RMT union in a dispute with First Great Western.
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