Sentence examples for affects are felt from inspiring English sources

The maximum speed of light (c) is a constant, for example, whose affects are felt throughout the universe.

Problems having sex affected both groups but are felt in a more dramatic way by the latter group of patients, some of whom avoided sex and sexual situations, especially if they had no fixed partner.

Here then, facilities clearly are affected, or were felt to be affected, by budget and resource constraints.

But he also noted that the European affect was being felt on the bottom line as a whole.

Mitie says it welcomes the Chancellor's move because it "ensures that those of our people who are affected are better rewarded and feel more motivated to do the jobs they do.

"It is a huge loss of human capital whose affects will only begin to be felt in the next decade," said Aliki Mouri a sociologist at the National Centre for Social Research.

A lack of support is also a key issue affecting 44% of respondents, which is felt across all ages from 25-64 years. 25-64 years

And it's a rolling pain, affecting consumer confidence, that will be felt through a holiday buying season that can make or break many retailers.

Philip Lowe, its deputy governor, insists that the Australian dollar is not "fundamentally overvalued".If China's slowdown has yet to affect the dollar, it may be felt in other ways.

Stigma affects all aspects of life and is felt acutely by some in the workplace.

And this does affect brake feel — slight pulses can be felt underfoot.