Sentence examples for broadly affected from inspiring English sources

Farmers remain the most broadly affected group.

A late encounter between Len and Harry, meant to bring the two of them nearly to a connection, is heartbreaking to read, but Mr. Rigby's delivery is so monotonous -- and his low-rent English accent so broadly affected -- that his lines are largely indecipherable.

Consequently, the ADME of drugs which are substrates of these transporters would be broadly affected (Petrovic et al., 2007).

Membrane lipid composition was broadly affected by these perturbations, revealing a circular network of coregulated sphingolipids and glycerophospholipids.

Gene expression was not broadly affected by either dLbCpf1-p300core Pearson (Pearson's correlation coefficient R = 0.986, 0.985, and 0.986 for M832, M925 and DM, respectively; Fig. 1E).

The nuclear accident that occurred in Fukushima, Japan has broadly affected the rapid development trend of the worldwide nuclear industry, causing many countries, including China, to adjust their nuclear policies.

Although they will not force layoffs or broadly affect classrooms, they are expected to curtail after-school programs.

"How can you manipulate the microbial community to more broadly affect energy balance?" he asked, enumerating the research questions still to be tackled.

Inquiries in the Senate also elicited broad support for the measure: If enacted, it would be the first Federal statute broadly affecting women's work standards alone.

The two legislators say a woman dies every 2.2 days in France because of domestic violence, which understood broadly affects 10 percent of women ages 18 to 60.

If sovereign debt problems were to broadly affect Europe, American banks could face large losses on their overall credit exposures, as asset values declined and loan delinquencies mounted.