Sentence examples for has become affected from inspiring English sources
The power to fix prices does not exist in respect of merely private property or business, but exists only where the business or the property involved has become "affected with a public interest". P. 430. 7. A business is not affected with a public interest merely because it is large, or because the public are warranted in having a feeling of concern in respect of its maintenance.
Sadly, the Party of Lincoln has become affected by a moral cancer: using the politics of division and racial hatred to win elections - even if the very concept is antithetical to the party's own roots and traditions.
I didn't know much about the issue before discussing it with co-founders Philipp Skribanowitz and Pascal Werner, but they pointed me to a number of articles and studies about how widespread hearing loss has become, affecting an estimated 350 million people worldwide.
That same week the New York Times Magazine featured a cover story about 18 high-school girls, many of them cheerleaders, in the small town of Le Roy in New York, who had become affected by twitching and some incidents of falling.
As the adaptations to parasitism become more pronounced and manifest themselves in organisms with reduced photosynthetic activity like C. gronovii, some coding regions of the plastid genome, responsible mainly for plastid gene expression, have become affected.
That song has become weirdly affecting, more affecting, to me at least, than ever before.
Society has become deeply affected by advanced distribution systems of information.
However, in a globalized world that offers many attractive places in which investors can incorporate their businesses, corporate law regulation has become increasingly affected by surrounding regulatory environments.
And each has become so affected by the fellow's concern and sincerity that they both return to England to help him fight clear of a charge of lunacy.Perhaps it is just the sly construction of an unusual plot and wry suspense that gives to this genial adaptation of a Nevil Shute novel its drollery.
Iraq's Kurdish leaders have sought to portray their region as a hub for foreign investment and a bastion of stability, but it has become increasingly affected by the war in Syria, where a minority Kurdish population has taken up arms to secure a measure of autonomy.
