Sentence examples for because it will affect from inspiring English sources

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

This has already had considerable coverage, not least because it will affect journalists working for national newspapers and broadcasters.

"Climate change is a big issue for our generation because it will affect us massively," he said.

"Activating reserves is significant because it will affect every community in America, and it sends a signal that the president is serious," a senior military official said.

I absolutely believe that and I feel emotional about it because it will affect young people," Fairbairn said, claiming the Treasury assumptions were not outlandish.

"This is one of the most obvious effects of the fiscal cliff," Mr. Schapiro added, "because it will affect all taxpayers".

"As players, they can't come out and criticise the coach, because it'll affect them - he won't pick them.

But students shouldn't feel put-off politics because, ultimately, it will affect them throughout their lives.

"It's pretty rare to have a full-blown asthma attack because of pollution, but it will affect an athlete's performance, and our testing shows that," Mr. Wilber said.

The player, who did not want to be named because he is concerned it will affect the low-level employment he has recently found in football, said that after divorcing and leaving the family home, he found himself in severe trouble and asked the PFA for help.

"What we found was that there is a toxic cocktail - patients felt reluctant to complain, because they can fear it will affect the care they get, and that if they do they are met with a culture of defensiveness where they don't get the explanations they need, and the opportunity is lost to learn really powerful insights which could improve the NHS," she said.