Sentence examples for be affected in some from inspiring English sources
"It's impossible for us to give you an insurance policy that you won't be affected in some way," Mr. Kamenstein continued.
All told, about 800,000 of 2.1 million federal workers nationwide — or more than a third — are estimated to be affected in some way by the shutdown.
International transactions at automated teller machines continued to be affected in some places, however, and access to international Web sites was spotty.
As is the case companywide, virtually every corner of the news division will be affected in some way, including the "Today" show and "NBC Nightly News With Brian Williams"; the cable channel MSNBC; the news desks of the 10 NBC-owned stations, which include WTVJ in Miami and WNBC in New York; and its Spanish-language network, Telemundo, Capus said.
"Most multinationals are likely to be affected in some way" said Stella Amiss, international tax partner at PwC. "International businesses will need to look at the way their operations and investments are financed, and may face additional withholding taxes or find it harder to access particular tax treaties".
The carmaker said it did not know where or when it would need to cut output but that it had become clear in the nearly two weeks since the earthquake and tsunami in its home country that its overseas operations would be affected in some fashion.
Every family in Britain is affected in some way or another by the housing issue.
"I'd imagine that at least half of our employees were affected in some way.
The capital of Luanda is relatively unscathed by the conflict, though every Angolan is affected in some way.
All of these artists, and many more besides, were affected in some fashion by the bounding Marinetti.
