Sentence examples for asked about the effects from inspiring English sources
When I asked about the effects of Erdoğan's critique, Yağmur talked about self-censorship.
Asked about the effects of growth on the environment, he replies that "you don't make an omelette without breaking eggs".
In the question period after his speech on Friday, Mr. Light was asked about the effects of "Supersize Me," the documentary so brutally critical of McDonald's, and the company's decision to eliminate super-size portions from its menu.
Speaking in Broken Hill on the second day of his tour of drought-stricken regions in New South Wales and Queensland, the prime minister was asked about the effects of climate change on Australia.
Asked about the effects of the Stuxnet computer worm, which appears to have been directed at disrupting Iran's centrifuges, Mr. Samore was careful to avoid saying who might have been responsible for the attack.
When asked about the effects of Trumpism on American society, Gessen thinks that, though we're having lots of conversations about politics, we've lost the capacity for political conversation: "A political conversation is a conversation in which people with different views come to agreements about how they're going to inhabit this society together," she says.
Ed Davey told Andrew Neil renewable energy was "cost-effective and critical for decarbonising our economy", as he was asked about the effect of green policies on rising energy bills.
Asked about the effect of Brexit on relationships, he agreed that it was having a negative impact.
Asked about the effect of independent schools on the education system, Jim Knight, the schools minister, attacked their use of selection.
Asked about the effect of higher tariffs, the senior administration officials didn't offer an economic impact.
