Sentence examples for affecting because of the from inspiring English sources

Of New York's many dance shrines, none were more affecting, because of the light that poured in though the tall windows on either side.

"Women are affected because of the jobs that we do in this economy".

"This means reissuing grades to all those pupils who were affected because of the change in grade boundaries".

The government responded to an outcry from cidermakers by arguing that small-scale producers would not be affected because of the 7,000-litre 7,000-litre

By contrast, clothing was hardly affected because of the January sales and as many retailers postponed passing on the VAT rise.

Parts of Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, experienced sporadic power failures — more than 3,500 Con Edison customers were affected — because of the high winds, and similar power failures were reported in the Huguenot and Huguenot Beach sections of Staten Island.

When LACK is applied, the legitimate VoIP service quality will be affected because of the increased delayed packets.

The compressive strength development of the EEC mixes should be affected because of the different properties and replacement levels of the mineral admixtures.

Public deficit is directly affected because of the increase in public investment in 283 million euros that are funded by the national government.

The Waste and Metal Theft Taskforce is based in Bexley, south-east London, one of the boroughs most severely affected because of the high number of scrap metal yards.

To retain the tabletability, which was adversely affected because of the presence of glidant in the blend, while simultaneously enhancing flowability via dry coating, separately blending the drug substance with glidant is shown to be the best method of processing.