Sentence examples for being affected by changes from inspiring English sources

AS Madison Avenue slowly seeks a return to business as usual -- whatever that may now mean -- agencies are being affected by changes in accounts for large advertisers like the Coca-Cola Company and the Burger King Corporation, with billings estimated at $575 million.

The finding suggests that sea life is already being affected by changes in the ocean's chemistry caused by rising carbon dioxide levels.

The broad finding, which has surprised some researchers, suggests that sea life is already being affected by changes in the ocean's chemistry caused by rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.

Even species that can thrive in agro-ecosystems are being affected by changes in agricultural practices that decrease the quality of farmland as foraging habitat [2].

Younger doctors who are more at risk of being affected by changes to immigration policy are more active in organisations representing overseas doctors.

This is to minimise the likelihood of participants in the intervention and comparator groups being affected by changes in teacher or school behaviour.

COR theory posits that stress levels and well-being are affected by changes in resource levels.

How will it be affected by changes in technology?

The E.F.C. can also be affected by changes in assets.

I am shocked to hear that students may be affected by changes to the electoral register.

"You will be affected by changes in the number of open-water days".