Sentence examples for affects of a from inspiring English sources

Arguments about gun control, perhaps, or the dangerous mental affects of a game that involves the bludgeoning of others, and the battering of your brain.

The Rangers also placed defenseman Marc Staal on injured reserve as he recovers from the affects of a concussion and recalled defenseman Tim Erixon from the Whale.

George, of course, is not the only scientist tracking the physical and biological affects of a warmer climate -- permafrost melting, coastlines eroding, moose expanding northward, walruses losing ice habitat on which to pup and hunt.

In spite of these affects of a harsher economic climate, the company is confident of a reasonable outcome for the year as a whole, helped by investments in new and existing pubs.

A83 landslip 'not safe to clear' Jump to media player Engineers are assessing the affects of a landslip which has closed the A83 near the Rest and Be Thankful in Argyll and Bute.

One of the affects of a theology like my father's is this tendency to dive deeper into the notion that we were a unique people in the world.

Sometimes he assumed the affect of a drill sergeant, barking orders at employees.

The incision lends it the affect of a sly smile — or a blissful blessing.

The wardens brought before Amini a tall, beautiful young woman who had the affect of a child, and looked on Amini in confusion.

Now let us consider the affect of a change in the age at arrival on the wage: ?

The sickly color recalls a gangrenous flesh, although its softness gives the affect of a much needed massage.