Sentence examples for drastic affect from inspiring English sources

This step will have a drastic affect on the usability and appeal of MySpace.

The passage of Obama's health care plan into law, indeed, has already had a drastic affect on the electoral landscape.

They don't have a drastic affect on your blood sugar like carbohydrates do.

How this drastic diet affects the body has been the subject of intense research.

A final resolution of American-Cuban enmity in these times would probably not bring drastic changes affecting many beyond those members of la familia Cubana who yearn for reunification, and the travel industry.

Whenever indel substitutions do not imply drastic changes affecting protein function, structural divergence may be a source of variation able to promote advantageous changes more efficiently than nucleotide replacements.

Despite much natural evidence for global climate change, there is likely to be substantial opposition to any drastic measures that affect the economy or people's way of life.

Cities as varied as Duluth, Phoenix and Atchison, Kan., have had to cut back and, in some cases, make drastic reductions that affect the quality of life for their residents.

While companies do prepare for calendar permutations, and can see them coming years ahead, the change in 2013 is "pretty drastic" and will affect how retailers do business, Bendele said.

Jones's "drastic personal shift would affect almost every contemporary black writer of the slightest importance, as well as the entire [younger] generation", wrote Arnold Rampersad, the biographer of Langston Hughes.

It's unclear how the drastic weight cut will affect the Florida-based Brazilian.