Sentence examples for had begun to affect from inspiring English sources

"It was really bothering me and had begun to affect my playing partners," he said.

But the progressive decline in his mental abilities had begun to affect him profoundly, his widow said.

Gathered at another accommodation center, an hour outside Dublin in Mosney, many parents said their fears of deportation had begun to affect their children.

The thought of failing to clear any height in today's qualifying round at the Olympic trials had left her so nervous and irritated in recent weeks that it had begun to affect her jumping.

"I began to feel a certain pull from the landscape, and I realized that this trip had begun to affect me some place deep in my body," Mr. Feiler writes.

The lawsuit formed part of a broader campaign by the Wildensteins to improve their image after a wave of bad publicity had begun to affect their business, one of the wealthiest and most powerful in the art world.

I couldn't focus and the stress had begin to affect my health.

This pattern has begun to affect girls as well.

The threat of these suits has begun to affect the state of available scholarship.

But inflation has begun to affect home insurance prices, setting them on an upward trend.

LONDON — The strike of transport workers here in England has begun to affect seriously transatlantic voyages.