Sentence examples for be effected at all from inspiring English sources

Everyone is so used to this kind of thing, and so sure that DOJ won't do anything, that unlike the past when these sorts of issues would have meant disaster for the company, they don't seem to be effected at all.

Transactions are effected at world market prices.

In this time of financial crisis demanding more money is absurd, and, the users' community uploaded all the popular music to Youtube hours after it being removed anyways, so nothing really changed – the offering in Jogli, as an example, was hardly effected at all.

There's no way to control the amount of rhododendron pollen consumed by the bees, so the potency of the high-inducing honey varies from season to season, if there are any effects at all.

For switching off part of the ceiling lights when enough light entered the office from outside there were no effects at all.

(32F-Caribbean) They just told me there's not going to be there, there is no side effects at all.

Box 4 Effects and acceptability of medication They just told me there's not going to be there, there is no side effects at all.

The relationship between the move to County Wicklow and the happenings in the North wasn't cause and effect at all, no".

I don't see why this law needs to be in effect at all....seems like choice is the way to go here.

B1 EDUCATION Uneven Promotion Policy Two years after the New York City Board of Education adopted a policy intended to do away with the automatic promotion of failing students, the rules are being applied inconsistently and in some districts hardly seem to be in effect at all.

And by that I'm not just talking about the science of it, I mean the whole thing - the science, Ron and I, the likelihood that there will be any effect at all, the likelihood that they are just wasting all that money.