The Greek economic crisis has inevitably affected the country's commercial art market.
Apart from anything else, the exam paper inevitably affected the performance of many students.
Valuation thus will likely be a shot in the dark, inevitably affected by a judge's personal sympathies.
The violence inevitably affected his far-flung operations, with some employees abducted and killed by armed groups.
Alderson said the litigation had inevitably affected the front office's work, but he played down the extent of it.
Attitudes to refugees – defined as those who have a well-founded fear of persecution in their home countries – are inevitably affected by this climate of suspicion.
These extra-mural activities inevitably affected his work, and, despite a first in part one of the English Tripos, he could only manage a 2.1 in his finals.
The Court doesn't really do that, but its members live in society, and they are inevitably affected by the beliefs of society and its elected representatives.
This inevitably affected attitudes toward asylum seekers, and the reactions of shock and outrage following the September 2001 terrorist attacks served to further exacerbate these restrictive tendencies.
With the collapse of the Roman Empire in the West, Italy suffered invasions and colonization, which inevitably affected its ethnic composition.
But this harmonious way of life was inevitably affected by the two decades of civil war that tore apart their country until the peace treaty of 2005.
