Sentence examples for being able to affect from inspiring English sources
Not being able to affect the political process makes that cycle just that much harder to break".
He said that the idea of being able to affect Yale's relations with its surroundings was planted more than a decade ago, when one of his cousins was shot in New Haven and he went with his aunt to the Yale-New Haven Hoseethe to see the body.
These days, he is dormant on Twitter because it "triggered too much", made him feel like he was back in high school, too much of an "open wound", at the mercy of those who "get off on the power of being able to affect someone who seems impenetrable.
On Monday, he used the traditional party leader's speech at the Liberal Democrats' annual conference here to mount a deft and confident defense of his calculated entry into power — saying that his party had banished irrelevance and was, for once, in the exciting position of being able to affect policy in Britain.
She loves being able to affect the real world: saving a building, nominating a sacred property to receive federal protection.
Real influence is about being able to affect the behavior of those you interact with, to get others in your social network to act on a suggestion or recommendation.
If Romney had endorsed Rubio before the Nevada caucuses, he may have been able to affect the outcome.
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.
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".
