Sentence examples for borders affected from inspiring English sources

SAI Director Tarun Khanna and FXB Fellow Satchit Balsari will run a discussion that focuses on the effects of forced migration, the 1947 Partition of British India, and how moving large groups of people across borders affected countries such as present-day India and Pakistan.

"I was interested in seeing how geography and political borders affected where people lived relative to their friends," Butler wrote in a Facebook post accompanying the map.

Instead, he wanted to see how political and geographical borders affected the distribution of a sample of Facebook users chosen at random and by the looks of things, the effect seems to be minimal.

Twelve years later,  Borders, affected by online book sales and sales of competing e-readers, is heading into a tailspin.

How do decisions to screen asylum seekers outside state borders affect refugee rights?

Bad design of terraces has led to the collapse of benches and borders, affecting about 3.5% of the newly planted area.

Conflicts spill over borders, affecting and displacing neighbouring communities, and the resulting instability undermines our trust both in state institutions and in our own communities.

The increasing mobility within countries and migration across borders affects the growing prevalence of HIV, but little is understood about how migrant women view risk of HIV in relation to pregnancy.

The role the arts play in communicating across borders, affecting positive social engagement, challenging the way people think about and interpret change on a large scale, is powerful yet not always obvious, essential yet often undervalued.

"There is a history of the Chinese government being really worried about political upheaval outside its borders affecting its own population and there is no question whatsoever that the #MeToo movement is seen by the authorities as potentially posing a threat," she says.

A different ruling could have had far-reaching ramifications that might have extended beyond our borders, affecting the health and status of world markets for U.S. alfalfa, and impacting the fastest growing sector of the US agriculture market - organic.