Sentence examples for inevitably affecting from inspiring English sources

This is – inevitably – affecting viewing, all the more so for the candour and the unfussy courage of all involved.

Since then, some outlets that used to praise his work have sidelined him, inevitably affecting his potential to become a household name.

As the introduction of photography affected the role of painting, or as film altered the place of novels in the 20th century, new narrative forms are inevitably affecting the place and purpose of the novel.

These trends are intertwined, inevitably affecting job and training markets (Franke 2014).

Lately, environmental rules and regulations concerning pollution from agricultural waste streams by regulatory agencies are more stringent and restrictive; inevitably affecting the design, planning, and operation of the durian processing industry.

A lack of, or inadequate, discharge summaries meant that clinicians were unaware of patients' diagnoses and previous treatment(s), inevitably affecting follow-up care.

And this inevitably affects Richard III.

Such modifications inevitably affect their function.

This separation inevitably affects the work.

The court's decisions will inevitably affect millions.

This message will inevitably affect the public's understanding.