Sentence examples for been affected because of from inspiring English sources

But the Dominicans' preparations for the tournament have been affected because of their connection to Angel Presinal, the trainer for their 2006 team.

"Any suggestion that a pupils' results and future chances have been affected because of an avoidable error by a school is of serious concern".

Despite the 100-foot buffer requirement, environmentalists estimate that hundreds of miles of streams have been affected because of lax enforcement of the 1983 restrictions or different interpretations of the federal rule.

Chest muscles have been affected because of bruises in the cervical spinal cord.

According to National Rail, a number of other train services have also been affected because of the weather: A landslip on the line between Manchester Oxford Road and Liverpool - at Glazebrook, near Warrington - is causing delays and cancellations between the two cities.

Before the crisis, the negative view I had was because of its history, now I can say that my opinion has been affected because of the political situation too.

But the new fancy strip clubs are not expected to be affected because of their location.

Even in summer, she is affected because of this bad air," Bhalla said.

"Women are affected because of the jobs that we do in this economy".

"This means reissuing grades to all those pupils who were affected because of the change in grade boundaries".

"I think the further north you look, departures and arrivals could be affected because of icy issues," Heavener said.