Sentence examples for and started affecting from inspiring English sources

"Baltimore has been struggling with heroin since the mid 1960s, and frankly, it only garnered local and national attention when it made its way out to the suburbs and started affecting people who look differently than people who live in the city," Davis said.

What I've realized is that the last few years of living in such a singular environment have taken a huge toll on my life and started affecting my health.

In this scenario, the effect of clusters is not fleeting as in the previous case (V2I scenario) and starts affecting the communication quality, when the mobile is located as far as 80 m from the cluster.

But when those isolated bad days turn into regular occurences and start affecting others at work, that's a problem.

The process of escalation has previously been defined as a situation "where an initial irregularity develops into a continually deteriorating situation and starts affecting other areas in an accelerating tempo, with consequences that are difficult to overview and impossible to predict" [ 32] (p. 220).

Over time, however, the acclaim began to get overwhelming, and it started affecting his focus and ego.

The focus was only on hundreds and that started affecting me".

"Eventually, I became really depressed studying something I didn't love, and it started affecting my entire outlook on life".

I'm not sure it immediately started affecting girls and how they viewed their bodies and sex, but it was part of a new frankness from women (not just about women) involving the female body, female sexuality, female orgasm, masturbation... all the stuff Freud got so wrong.

"The bedbugs started affecting our relationships," Alexis said.

"What's happening with the housing market started affecting us last Christmas," he says.