Sentence examples for has begun to affect from inspiring English sources

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.

The crisis has begun to affect Thailand's tourism industry as antigovernment protesters blockaded runways for a second day at the popular resort areas of Phuket and Krabi.

After "quite a bit of cost inflation" recently in tuna, which has begun to affect sales volume, executives wanted to look at "where else does the Bumble Bee brand have to play," he adds.

"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.

Robert Johnson, the prosecutor for Anoka County, in the suburbs of Minneapolis and St. Paul, says the new laws have begun to affect the way he does his job.

On Monday, the New York Times's longtime medical correspondent, Dr. Lawrence Altman, dealt with the question of whether Ronald Reagan's dementia had begun to affect his mind during his Presidency.

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