Sentence examples for be affected to some from inspiring English sources
Up to 20% of adults in developed countries are reported to be affected to some degree by the ailment.
Their talks will presumably be affected, to some degree, by the recent signings of Alex Rodriguez and Manny Ramirez.
Consequently, a deep-rooted "colonial and racist thinking" has long permeated the study of archaeology and other social sciences (Curtoni and Politis, 2006, p. 96), creating a situation in which even current attempts to fashion a national identity continue to be affected to some degree by cultural racism.
The Court quoted approvingly from Mr. Justice Field's opinion in Ex parte Cuddy, supra, 40 F. at 66: "The action of the court or justice on the second application will naturally be affected to some degree by the character of the court or officer to whom the first application was made, and the fullness of the consideration given to it". 265 U.S., at 231232, 44 S.Ct., at 522, 68 L.Ed. 989.
These registers might be affected to some extent by incomplete or out-of-date information.
However, the increase in imports will be affected to some extent due to a decline in imports from NAFTA countries.
The sheer weight of such a teary theme is bound to be affecting to some extent, even played on a banjo.
"Everyone is affected to some degree, responding with horror, anxiety and empathy.
About 17,000 customers were affected to some degree by interruptions, the company said.
Everyone was affected to some extent, including the team's captain, Charles Thompson.
The fracture strain was affected to some extent by both blend composition and processing conditions.
