Sentence examples for clearly affects from inspiring English sources

The location of a new writing theatre (and new writing is now a far broader church) clearly affects its programming.

He expatiates on this idea a few sentences later: "Level of aspiration clearly affects one's sense of spatial adequacy.

Nutrition clearly affects the number of offspring produced, with malnourished females laying fewer eggs or giving birth to fewer offspring.

Although the disease clearly affects explicit memory (the ability to learn or recall events), it doesn't completely expunge implicit memory (which is connected to the emotions).

How one estimates the number of Guard and reserve troops on active duty at any one time clearly affects the total military population.

Though immigration clearly affects local councils, Mr Cameron was talking about visa policy and migration caps, and those are matters for central government.

Dunmore, interim head of the new Fundraising Service says although not every charity was involved in the aggressive fundraising that hit the headlines, "what affects one clearly affects all in terms of public confidence".

The latest research changes the framework, perhaps the language of the debate, suggesting that language clearly affects some thinking as a special device added to an ancient mental skill set.

It clearly affects our balance, notably the budget, it touches our identity, so I think we should be able to talk about immigration without systematically being accused of racism or xenophobia".

Thus, our methodological approach clearly affects the heating time.

The former shortcoming clearly affects the peace of mind of users regarding their privacy.