Sentence examples for affected for good from inspiring English sources

And that requires an extraordinary sense of responsibility to ourselves, to the men and women who sent us here, to the many generations whose lives will be affected for good or for ill because of what we do here".

Yet in the United States, where 25 states and Washington, D.C., have legalized medical marijuana, there are no state-wide efforts to collect data on how patients are using cannabis or on whether they have been affected for good or ill, in part because marijuana is still illegal at the federal level.

Those results indicate that the chemical interaction among minerals and asphalts should affect for good or bad the mechanical resistance of the asphalt mixture.

The report will look at finance, capital controls, international trade and protectionism in turn to see how gated globalisation affects them for good or ill.

For example, the main questions for the topic of factors affecting health were: 'in your opinion, what do you think are the things that have affected your health (for good and for bad)?'howhavehave these things affected your health?'; and 'why do you think these things have affected your health?'.

A drop in disposable farm income affects demand for goods from soap to refrigerators, and has a ripple effect on the larger economy.

Noting that an inmate's refusal to participate does not affect eligibility for good-time credits or parole, Justice Kennedy said, "The compulsion inquiry must consider the significant restraints already inherent in prison life and the state's own vital interests in rehabilitation goals and procedures within the prison system".

Moreover, additional taxes or contributions to finance the programmes negatively affect demand for goods and services and in turn for (unsubsidized) labour.

The model developed in this paper provides first key insights into the factors affecting preferences for goods delivery with occasional drivers.

But the report also suggested that the decline was becoming more broad-based, affecting, for example, intermediary goods, which go into making final products.

During the city's carnivale, when all go masked, two young women take daring actions which will affect many others for good and for ill.