Short of equipment at the health facility, insufficient staffing, and frequent drug stock-outs were felt to negatively affect the ability of students to learn essential skills, and lessened incentives for them to seek opportunities to work in rural areas in the future.
Here then, facilities clearly are affected, or were felt to be affected, by budget and resource constraints.
Figure 4 shows the proportion of people that reported none, one, two, three or more consequences for which they felt to be affected strongly or somewhat.
Beirut might be a city where residents often feel helpless to affect change after years of corruption and a lack of effective governance, yet people now feel invested in Halwani's paintings, and in the messages they carry.
Proponents of the empathy theory cite evidence from studies of closeness: how close we feel to someone affects how likely we are to yawn when they do.
Most Americans feel powerless to affect what happens.
Occasionally, the wealth and worship showered on movie stars and studio executives prove insufficient, and they feel compelled to affect public policy by making pronouncements, assuming office or playing kingmaker.
As the singer Raissa Katona Bennett peeled away the layer of perky, ingratiating sweetness that so many Broadway performers feel obliged to affect in nightclubs, a tart-tongued commentator on modern life with a dark sense of humor revealed itself on Wednesday evening at Feinstein's at Loews Regency.
(Service promoter, Agra) As guides, service providers often discussed misconceptions and potential side-effects around FP methods with clients, but often felt largely unable to affect behavior given the influence of socio-demographics and community attitudes on the access to and use of certain methods.
Not acknowledging America's version of reality, or undercutting its sense of victory in Afghanistan, is a way for Arabs and Muslims to get revenge for America's support for Israel, which they feel so powerless to affect.
