Sentence examples for affected by the implications from inspiring English sources

Both are delighted with the new law, as Eleanor's life has been affected by the implications of drink-driving.

Thus, it is possible that other migrant groups, e.g., migrants who experienced physical or emotional trauma before or during their migration to Europe, are even more affected by the negative implications of illegalization discussed above.

If more executives were willing to say, "We feel terrible that people have died," instead of "We extend our sympathies to those affected by the unsubstantiated health implications being attributed to our world-class product," their results would be -- as Archibald MacLeish might say -- "much better, crisis-recovery-wise".

Financial stocks were affected by the jobs report because of its implications for the real estate market, retailing and consumer lending.

Successfully implementing policies for tuberculosis that simultaneously address patients' rights and communities' wellbeing will have positive implications for those affected by the disease and serve as a basis for other global health conventions to truly ensure the global right to health.

The redundancy of psychology students is not affected by the additional clinical information – they do not recognize its implication (Fig. 4).

Plasmonic protein microarrays are, as other immunoassays, affected by the presence of heterophilic antibodies and rheumatoid factor may lead to analytical errors with serious implications for patient care.

This has implications for understanding whether the difference in connection probability of FSI vs NFSI is affected by the stage of development.

What are the implications of the changing distribution of global power from the West to the East, and how is it being affected by the new reality of a politically awakened humanity?

"Both will be affected by the shutdown".

Were you affected by the filing delay?