Sentence examples for because it affects how from inspiring English sources

This matters because it affects how we view its evolution over the next few years.

Feeling good about yourself, hard as that may seem, is critical because it affects how prospective employers perceive you.

It's impossible to make a record when you're ill because it affects how you listen to things.

"The fact that we now have a caricature running for the US presidency has to affect it, because it affects how people see things.

In a nutshell, my philosophy is this: The power of now: the habit of being fully present is a great gift because it affects how we love, attend to life, how we give.

He campaigns against the idea that stories offer a reliable guide to reality: but he still thinks they're essential maps, and that it's important to get the right story, the right map, because it affects how generous and tolerant you can manage to be, really.

This could be important to a conceived child because it affected how my pregnancy was managed and could affect their reproductive health.

Resolution of the conflicting interpretations of discontinuities is important because (1) it affects how investors, regulators, and scholars view earnings management and (2) it demonstrates the importance of a close linkage between theory and research design choices.

Land use planning is an integral part of the viability and liveability of a metropolitan area because it affects decisions about where and how we live.

"Just practise and practise because it will affect how you do.

The race is being eagerly watched because it could affect how Missouri's Congressional districts are redrawn next year, particularly the First District and the adjacent district, represented by Richard A. Gephardt, the House minority leader.