Sentence examples for change which affected from inspiring English sources
First, climatic change, which affected most of the northern hemisphere, caused periodic crop failure and famine, especially in the 1690s.
Ending poverty requires confronting climate change, which affects every nation and every person.
"It is right that where these programmes have closed that Her Majesty's Government continues to work with non-governmental partners on global issues like sustaining economic growth and climate change which affect us all".
When considering the environment cost, the total cost of generators will change, which affects the order of the generating set.
A change which affects many objects is represented by a large disk, while a change affecting only some objects is represented by a small disk.
For example, Ahituv and Zeira (2011) propose a way to disentangle these effects by distinguishing between the sector-specific component of technical change, which affects the erosion of skills alone and does not have a sufficient general-equilibrium impact to affect wages, and the aggregate component of technical change which instead affects both the individuals skills and the wages.
The change, which affects about half a million Californians, is an extreme example of a trend that's been driven by the relentless increase in medical expenses.
At the time of the announcement, Martin Lewis, founder of Moneysavingexpert.com, said he was "spitting teeth" over the change, which affects students who had already agreed to take out the loans and means they will now repay their debt at a faster rate.
The binding of calcium to calmodulin induces a conformational change which affects its ability to bind target proteins.
This might be due to an underlying factor or factors, such as degenerative change, which affect change in all the test scores for an individual over time.
