Sentence examples for being adversely affected from inspiring English sources

Polar bears are being adversely affected as the key element in their habitat — ice — disappears.

Lawyers say vulnerable young people are also being adversely affected by the ongoing use of the Dublin law.

She thought the poorest in society were being adversely affected by our membership of the EU and she wanted out.

About half of those are probably being adversely affected by the Affordable Care Act, the aide said.

As a nearby resident, I'm concerned about all the local jobs that will be lost and about business being adversely affected.

This can range from a harvest being adversely affected by weather conditions to contamination increasing consumer demand for an alternative food.

The media regulator is to investigate why telephone landline prices have risen so fast amid concerns that the elderly and vulnerable are being adversely affected by price hikes.

But that publication and the company bearing the domesticity diva's name are being adversely affected by allegations of insider trading against Ms. Stewart.

Last year Jamie Staff, who won gold for Britain in Beijing, suggested the track team were being adversely affected by Brailsford's switch in focus to Team Sky.

She had the tables turned on her when this friend's husband tried telling her a silly tale about hair being adversely affected if cut at the wrong time of the moon.

On Long Island, there are a multitude of other shops that are open on Saturday and can meet the needs of those who feel that they are being adversely affected.