Sentence examples for be affected by problems from inspiring English sources
Even if the F.S.H. is normal, a woman's attempts to get pregnant could be affected by problems with the uterus, cervix or fallopian tubes, Ms. Hammond said, adding that women nearing 40 and older face an increasingly high bar.
However, it has to be noted that ND-CCCs can still be affected by problems in the D-CCC.
The West Indies' preparations for their Test series against England continue to be affected by problems with fitness, visas and travel.
He acknowledges that the home athletes are unlikely to be affected by problems with travel or food in Glasgow, but insists they face other concerns.
National Rail said some routes in England, Scotland and Wales would continue to be affected by problems caused by previous storms.
Further, self-reported measures could be affected by problems with recall and social desirability.
Arthur took over as Australia coach in November 2011, but the latter stages of his tenure were affected by problems on and off the field.
What's more, under the current model, their liability is affected by problems, and by claims, but MoveInsure removes the middle man, so that if there is a claim, it doesn't effect the moving company's rating.
All the other methods are affected by problems such as the linearization of the right tail of the spectrum, and some of them are very demanding in data.
Ferrari have admitted that the development of their car is being affected by problems with their wind-tunnel, with results from their simulations of new parts not correlating with those when the upgrades are tried on track.
