Sentence examples for it affects too from inspiring English sources

It is too important; it affects too many people".

"It affects too many people, so it will have to be taken care of," he said.

Justice Minister Yosef Lapid, head of a party in Mr. Sharon's rightist coalition, asked the cabinet to reopen debate on whether the barrier's position should be changed because it affects too much Palestinian land and has sparked American criticism.

"The slowdown is real, and it's affecting too many lives, and we're concerned about it," Mr. Bush said.

I am a reader who should have hated this novel; yet I found it enchanting, and affecting, too, in spite of its sentimental ending.

The four-day Fourth of July weekend cushioned the blow of the shutdown; it has not affected too many people yet.

"We wanted to win, but I damaged the front and that didn't help, but in the end it didn't affect too much.

Researchers say the lure of these technologies, while it affects adults too, is particularly powerful for young people.

It affects men, too, who depend in some way on women, whether as wives, daughters or providers of care and health services.

We knew that 'body talk' affected women and young people and now we know that it affects men too," said Dr Phillippa Diedrichs, from the centre of appearance research at the University of the West of England.

This was seen as a promise to woo female voters, but clearly it affects fathers too.