Sentence examples for have affected over from inspiring English sources
Since the start of the financial crisis new trade restrictions have affected over 2% of world trade, according to the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
Kevin Fu, a computer science professor at the University of Massachusetts, calculates that such recalls have affected over 1.5m individual devices since 2002.
The last drought crisis in the Horn of Africa is estimated to have affected over 13 million people, including 3.75 million Kenyan, especially in the ASALs (UN-OCHA [2011]).
Seven alleged hackers based in the US, UK and Republic of Ireland have been charged with crimes related to computer attacks said to have affected "over one million victims".
In July, the five-member Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections unanimously voted to close or change several polling places in black neighborhoods, a decision that would have affected over 5,500 voters, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Estimates suggest asylum seekers now receive 50 per cent less than British benefit claimants and it is thought this has affected over 27,800 already destitute asylum seekers.
To date, Tropical Storm Washi, locally known as Sendong, has affected over 700,000 people.
Excessive work hours impair residents' self-reported ability to provide safe, high-quality care and this has affected over 82% of residents in the current system.
By David McKenzie JOWHAR, Somalia, 6 December 2006 – Central and Southern Somalia have experienced widespread flooding that has affected over 300,000 people in recent weeks.
The salty floodwaters are spoiling fresh water sources, and a severe shortage of drinking water has already led to an outbreak of diarrhoea – mainly in the Satkhira and Khulna districts – that has affected over 4,000 people.
For more information about UNICEF and our work in the Pacific visit: unicefpacific.org About Vanuatu Cyclone Appeal Tropical Cyclone Pam, a category 5 cyclone has affected over 166,000 people on 22 islands, including 82,000 children.
