Sentence examples for come to affect from inspiring English sources
The resulting tensions this stirs up gradually come to affect the children's lives.
Yet increasingly hopeless national politics, intractable identity narratives, and the quotidian humiliations of the occupation come to affect the assumptions and the expectations of friendship.
El Niño is one of those "natural" forces that climate deniers say can account for fluctuations and for warming the ocean up; a reply might be that man-made climate-change may come to affect even the oceans' currents.
Samsam added, somewhat intuitively, the decrease "will eventually come to affect everything else under the sun".
This is the problem of service discovery, and finding a successful solution will come to affect many different aspects of our lives or create a semantic bottleneck.
The continuous creation and exchange of information in a globalized world have come to affect almost all spheres of an individual's life, making the related skills indispensable for contemporary education (Fraillon et al. 2014, p. 3).
The growing impact of the state on production, employment and welfare soon came to affect most aspects of the lives of UK citizens.
Her account of how knowledge of what they once got up to came to affect her relationships with them makes painful reading.
Eventually alcohol came to affect his behaviour and reliability as a player, but he battled the addiction successfully and was able to rejoin the ASMF, where he was happy to play in the back desks until his retirement.
They also believe that food is three times more influential than sleep and five times more important than exercising when it comes to affecting health.
