Sentence examples for did not seriously affect from inspiring English sources
The fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks in 1453 did not seriously affect Venetian control.
The terrorist attacks of 9/11 and the war in Iraq "dented but did not seriously affect" the business, according to Margot Haldenby, program director of Languages Abroad in Toronto, (800) 219-9924, www.languagesabroad.com.
World War II did not seriously affect periodicals; and, at the end of occupation in 1952, there were more than 2,000 of all kinds, including Shufu No Tomo (1917 56; "Woman's Friend"), Yoiko No Tomo (1924 57; "Child's Friend"), and Le-no-Hikari (founded 1925; "Light of Home").
Fortunately, these missing data points did not seriously affect this study.
In this study, however production of scFv increased as temperature elevated, suggesting that the proteases did not seriously affect scFv production in the conditions tested.
As seen below and pointed out also by Cord et al. [13], the reduced contrast did not seriously affect the resist resolution.
But its loss does not seriously affect plans to land Hayabusa, Yashiro said.
Thus, the idealisation of a herd of animals as a homogeneous area source at ground level does not seriously affect the model's applicability to infer emission rates.
Most medical experts agree that brief exposure to toxic molds can make eyes itchy but usually does not seriously affect health.
Occasional adventures, such as Greek flirtation with the Revolt of the Satraps in the 360s, do not seriously affect this generalization.
The losses are generally accepted by foresters as unavoidable and are tolerated as long as the annual destruction does not seriously affect the net annual increase in wood production.
