Sentence examples for especially affecting the from inspiring English sources

Typhoon Haiyan, which last November swept across south-east Asia, especially affecting the Philippines, was one of the strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded.

Then, changing the policy, even the pendency of the index changes, especially affecting the extra-regional phenomenon.

It also shows that the particle size has contribution in the transesterification, especially affecting the catalyst activity.

Laparoscopic instruments are known to cause physical discomfort [15, 16] and, moreover, to cause injuries especially affecting the thumbs [17, 18].

The disadvantage is that the sum-rate capacity performance is degraded by intercluster interference, especially affecting the individual rates of cluster-edge UTs.

Metal artifacts commonly seen in computed tomography (CT) images, induced by dental hardware or orthopedic prosthesis, hamper the diagnostic evaluation of radiological images, especially affecting the palatine and root of the tongue in cranio-maxillo-facial and head-and-neck imaging [11 13].

This especially affects the machine manufacturers.

One new dictionary entry is macular degeneration, a vision problem that especially affects the elderly.

It needs to be said that, generally speaking, there is little in the way of clear awareness of problems which especially affect the excluded.

Economic hardship especially affected the city's large and less-mobile African American community, which by 2000 constituted more than half of the city's population.

With Pakistan facing unparalleled economic distress, the country's inflation rate rose to about 25%, and cuts in food, fuel, electricity, and fertilizer supplies especially affected the poor.