The phrase "affects of war" is not correct; it should be "effects of war." You can use the correct phrase when discussing the consequences or outcomes resulting from war.
Example: "The effects of war on civilian populations can be devastating, leading to long-term psychological and economic challenges."
Alternatives: "impact of war" or "consequences of war."
The film will be a comment on the affects of war on children, and just the bond between the main characters Vincent and Alliz. .
Many women and men who have risked their lives to fight for this country mentally struggle with the affects of war, resulting in homelessness.
CODEPINK is launching a new multimedia campaign, "Women Under War Speak Out," a series of video, audio and written interviews with leading international women activists and policymakers to highlight the affects of war on women, and the promote the voices of women from countries under occupations.
An alternative to this is to walk around a park, and asking people if they'd like an information packet on the affects of war and what they can do to stop it.
Lê, who left Vietnam in 1975, says that she is "trying to understand the affect of war on [her] life" and uses "landscape photography to try to answer those questions.
Images of dead bodies or men gasping for air and convulsing may produce a horrified reaction, but they do not necessarily explain to a viewer what happened or why, said Scott Sigmund Gartner, a scholar at Penn State University who has studied the affect of war imagery on the public.
While not a science fiction melodrama, the PBS TV series Cosmos, written by Carl Sagan in 1980, dealt explicitly with the affects of nuclear war and the urgent need to prevent it.
Rebel Without a Cause had come out three years earlier, Beatniks were roaming urban centers waxing poetic about the alienating affects of post-war capitalism and groupthink, and Elvis was gyrating in alarmingly suggestive fashion on television.
Robert Suarez, a harm reduction worker at the Washington Heights Corner Project and member of VOCAL-NY, said most Americans may not feel the direct violent affects of the drug war, but they are felt every day when drug abuse is criminalized.
Dr. Dyson has long used his expertise to investigate how science affects issues of war and peace.
I was fortunate to play the part of Albert Narracott in the National Theatre's production of War Horse, a play that looks at the affect of World War One on a nation but then narrows in on the effects on a village, then a family, a boy and a horse". Find out more about the lesson's content and activities on our Somme Live Lesson page.
