Sentence examples for indeed affecting from inspiring English sources

The continuing loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean is indeed affecting the weather beyond the Arctic.

This is an industrial crisis of enormous proportions, not just affecting the 40,000 or 50,000 or 60,000 jobs that you mentioned, but it indeed affecting the whole of our manufacturing base.

"I think it's very clear that endocrine-active chemicals are indeed affecting wildlife," he says — fish, alligators and freshwater turtles.

And after Gabby finished dead last in the uneven bars finals yesterday, we can't help but wonder if the hurtful comments are indeed affecting her performance.

We conclude that arsenic is indeed affecting the human Y chromosome at a low level and apparently repeat regions are more prone as evident from our DYZ1 study.

However, we were not able to conclude whether mutations that occurred in those polymorphic positions were indeed affecting the results of NS1 sensitivity as those mutations were singletons.

Fatigue indeed affects a student's performance.

In recent years, however, evidence has accumulated that psychology can indeed affect biology.

Being unmoored by loss affects their every thought, even when they are not thinking about loss, and, indeed, affects their every action.

Deutscher argues, in a playful and provocative way, that our mother tongue does indeed affect how we think and, just as important, how we perceive the world.

Yet it is not meant to be realistic in full detail, only to illustrate in a simple setting the kinds of things that may indeed affect real markets.