Sentence examples for has started to affect from inspiring English sources

The controversy over security has started to affect Diebold's business.

It also underscores how the credit crisis has started to affect even Japan's biggest businesses.

"At a certain point it has started to affect my health," said Pantoja, who is studying for a university diploma as well as working with a British-Bangladeshi NGO.

Doherty has become famous for the least interesting thing about him - his drug abuse - and, from the evidence of this exhausted, exhausting record, lifestyle and notoriety has started to affect talent.

The issue has started to affect voter confidence, according to new polling, which shows that a majority of voters in both parties are deeply suspicious about the opposing party's commitment to fair elections.

DORCHESTER COLLECTION, a group that runs ten prestigious hotels, including the Dorchester in London and the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles, has admitted that a boycott of its properties has started to affect bookings.

They took that as a sign price pressures have started to affect the broader economy.

I wondered if the winter blues had started to affect my ability to see in color.

By now, worries about the subprime crisis in the United States had started to affect confidence in the market, they said.

Mr Duncan Smith hailed the figures, saying the cap had provided a "strong incentive" for people to look for jobs, even before it had started to affect their incomes.

The work and pensions secretary hailed the figures, saying the cap had provided a "strong incentive" for people to look for jobs, even before it had started to affect their incomes.