Sentence examples for affected making from inspiring English sources
"affected making" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
To use it correctly, you would need to use the verb "affect," which means to influence or change. For example, "The heavy rain affected making progress on the project."
As icon arrays and other graphical presentations draw attention not only to the number of affected people but also to those who are not affected, making this information more salient [ 21], perceived risk may be lower than for numerical risk information [ 16].
Close to 4 million people were directly affected, making it one of the 20th century's worst natural disasters.
Communications and electricity were still down across vast swaths of the provinces affected, making it difficult to understand just how widespread, or how awful, the damage really was.
Black and Minority Ethnic homeless households are disproportionately affected, making up one in three of homeless households accepted by local authorities.
When CNS are the major cause of intramammary infection in heifers, productivity is not affected, making prepartum treatment redundant and even unwanted.
Balance is affected, making falls more likely.
It said the customers affected made up just under 3% of its PPI holders.
This could mean a bill of €3.75m (£3m), possibly rising to £120m if all 100,000 prisoners affected make a claim.
The size of the storm and the region affected made it difficult for officials to assess the full extent of the damage.
The company said it was working to help those passengers affected make changes to their travel plans.
Those affected make up a small portion of the company's total membership in the state.
