Sentence examples for affected their chances from inspiring English sources

Three-quarters of mothers questioned who were unsuccessful in job interviews felt the employer's knowledge of their pregnancy had affected their chances.

In a controversial study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Nicholas Christakis of Harvard and James Fowler of the University of California at San Diego used statistical techniques to examine how people's networks of friends affected their chances of becoming obese.

Crucially, it allowed him to work out how direct the Foxes' attack was compared to other teams – and how the speed of their attacks affected their chance creation.

They also contended that missing the championship game could affect their chances for football scholarships.

What has your research in economic geography revealed about how where people live affects their chances for economic advancement?

The flies deteriorated over time, the researchers found, affecting their chances of living another day and of finding romance, both of which declined as they got older.

The Wallabies, 1-0 down in the series, fear the furore will affect their chances of overturning last weekend's 23-21 defeat in Brisbane.

But many institutions offer conflicting advice, telling students to apply as early as possible, while claiming that doing so doesn't affect their chances.

AFTER the shocker in Massachusetts, many Democratic congressmen are wondering how their vote on health-care reform will affect their chances come November.

Sommers also works with Latino parents in the midst of becoming citizens who are nervous that verification will negatively affect their chances.

Neither was demoted, but Captain Raz said the reprimand would remain on their personal records and could affect their chances of promotion.