Sentence examples for arguably affected from inspiring English sources

"Natural Affection" had the misfortune of beginning performances in New York during a newspaper strike, which arguably affected its chances at the box office.

Both houses are also discussing additional tax breaks to encourage economic redevelopment in the devastated areas and possibly, aid airlines, farmers, small businesses and other industries arguably affected by high fuel prices or other Katrina fallout.

One area of transitional justice that has arguably affected children the most concerns the systems and procedures for reparations set up in many jurisdictions [ 29].

Despite this success Southgate has hinted at a common problem of the national coach that arguably affects him more severely than Roy Hodgson: that of players actually playing.

Doing this in a scalable way also means enrolling the few people who can arguably affect the most change: the world's top business leaders.

Any instrumentation which contributes to maintaining the designed status of an installation can arguably affect safety.

After years of above inflation fare rises (to shift the cost burden from the tax payer onto the fare-payer) there seems to be a cross-party consensus to reduce the increases and rail policy arguably affects the South East more than other regions.

The C. sphaerospermum system had two limitations: 1) generation of non-melanized cells required tricyclazole, a compound that could arguably affect other metabolic processes; and 2) this fungus is a mold and its hyphal cells aggregated and this precluded measuring growth by standard CFUs.

The ability to acquire and use such information arguably affects organismal fitness [ 1- 6].

Based on the higher expression of EAAT4 in Z+ Purkinje cells, blocking EAAT4 would arguably affect lobule X more than lobule III, but the general EAAT blocker DL-TBOA had no significant effect on the activity of Purkinje cells in either lobule (lobule III: t = 1.219, p=0.227; lobule X: t = −0.597, p=0.533), maintaining the difference between lobule III and X (inset, t = 3.641, p<0.001).

Also, the commentators failed to take into account our data on reaction times (a measure that is arguably less affected by ceiling effects), which help substantiate our conclusions regarding self-face and self-voice recognition.