Sentence examples for down affect from inspiring English sources
How do steeply pitched roads (up and down) affect driving?
How will the decisions handed down affect future legislation regarding same-sex marriage?
Being a nation of perpetual war created a trickle down affect of chaos to urban communities.
In the classroom we begin to observe the trickle down affect of how quickly these prejudices and stereotypes against 'the other' develop among our students.
Compounding this of course is how much of the world's economy has become dependent on China's economic growth, whether Brazil, Africa, Southeast Asia or Australia, and how will this slow down affect the economics and politics of those countries?
Shame from such living drags you down, affecting your relationships and ambition and making you feel worthless.
See articleThe lessons of Saint PaulMinnesota's state government was shut down, affecting non-urgent services, after the Democratic governor and Republicans in the legislature failed to agree on a plan to plug a $5 billion budget deficit.
The plan is not without risks: if the government sells its shares too quickly, A.I.G.'s market value could be driven down, affecting the amount of money that will be returned to taxpayers.
An office that goes down due to failures in a Microsoft server is one office down, affecting at most thousands.
Beyond certain pressure-drop levels, filter replacement is required and the turbine has to be shut down, affecting the power generation revenue and also increasing maintenance cost.
Just a quick perusal of the forums tells me that AT&T's EDGE service is still down affecting BlackBerry and iPhone users.
