Sentence examples for has been dramatically affected from inspiring English sources

Everyone has been dramatically affected by rising prices of electricity and gas.

In the early part of the 21st century, the media landscape has been dramatically affected by the introduction of new, largely digital media.

While it lost no employees, with its transmitters on the trade center's north tower and its studios and offices in the Municipal Building mere blocks from ground zero, WNYC has been dramatically affected in almost every conceivable way.

"My time here has been dramatically affected by both the security situation and by the events happening around me," she wrote in a column for the paper last April.

In response to the over fishing, the tilefish's age of sexual maturity has been dramatically affected.

Food has been dramatically affected, with locally sourced fruits, vegetables and grains losing out to highly processed items that are quick to make, inexpensive, easy to transport and store and increasingly affordable, experts said.

"Our courier and express services have been dramatically affected," Dan Moriarty, operations director at Aerly Bird Trans Global, a freight forwarder located at Dublin Airport Cargo village, said.

On Sunday morning, Tehran was bubbling with excitement: many Iranians, whose lives have been dramatically affected by the sanctions, had stayed up all night waiting to hear the news.

So all four ODIs in this ludicrous series have been dramatically affected by rain and, though the ECB has defended its decision to tour Sri Lanka during monsoon season saying it had "very little wiggle room" in the calendar.

"People on low wages and benefits have been dramatically affected".

"People on low wages and benefits have been dramatically affected". Local Government Minister Brandon Lewis said: "Council tax benefit doubled under the last administration costing every household £180 a year so welfare reform is a vital part of reducing the inherited deficit.