Sentence examples for it's been affected from inspiring English sources

I wanted to talk to someone about London's architecture and how it's been affected by the arrogance of wealth, so I got in touch with the eminent design critic Stephen Bayley, who once spent a few months as the creative director of the Millennium Dome, but left in dismay at the chaos that surrounded him.

It's like Hansel And Gretel, you've left a trail of breadcrumbs behind you but something's come along and eaten them and you can't find your way home.' I think the noise you're talking about is someone talking but it's been affected so many times that over time it's become this rumbling, thundery noise.

Fighting to end gun violence in the United States, in other words, has long been a gay rights issue; it's been affecting our families for generations.

"While it's being affected, it's not shutting down," he said of the work.

"The value of trade across the straits is somewhere in the region of £200bn a year and it's being affected every single night.

Later Monday, after the deal was announced, Sovereign showed just how much it was being affected by bad bets as it pre-announced its third quarter earnings.

I thought of Thaler when I began to look into whether advertising, which plays such a large role in the American economy, might be ailing, and how it was being affected by new media and by new technologies.

The (ISC 2 US Government Advisory Board Executive Writers Bureau examines this dichotomy and how it is being affected by both regulatory considerations, and the rapidly changing technology landscape.

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For instance, a species' rarity may indicate that it is being affected more heavily by competition or predation than a more common congener [e.g. [ 6]].

But Adkins said: "I don't think he's been affected by it.