Sentence examples for been able to affect from inspiring English sources

If Romney had endorsed Rubio before the Nevada caucuses, he may have been able to affect the outcome.

Calling his tenure at Glyndebourne "challenging and exhilarating," Mr. Snowman said that he had "been able to affect all the innovations which I felt were needed".

"To my knowledge, there has never been any single person or outlet that has been able to affect book sales in this way," said Carolyn Reidy, president of adult publishing at the Simon & Schuster division of Viacom.

History has shown that family members of those killed in natural disasters, terrorist attacks and other tragedies have been able to affect public policy, most recently those of people killed on Sept. 11, as well as people suffering illness in the aftermath.

Through Public Artworks, artists have been able to affect the masses and essentially form of a collective community expression.

To test whether EcN might have been able to affect Salmonella post-invasion, EcN and the two control strains were incubated with Salmonella in post-incubation experiments.

"And because you will be able to affect the laws.

Not being able to affect the political process makes that cycle just that much harder to break".

Understand that process finely enough and, in theory, you might be able to affect how it unfolds.

"Through their access and budget they're able to affect a lot of people's ideas about an event and also affect policy.

He added: "The big question this year is China, and how China is able to affect the decisions of others," he said.