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In the decades following its founding, the airline expanded its fleet and destinations but it was adversely affected by corruption and mismanagement.

The sex part of it obsessed me through those first couple of months, and if I drifted into work each morning feeling drained (and not just figuratively) at least I knew that it was a problem, that it was adversely affecting my job performance, and, if I didn't cut back, threatening my job itself.

The correlation matrix demonstrates that Cu has a low level of relationship with Ni, Cd, and Zn though it was adversely associated with Cr and Pb.

The Ferrari F40 had been selling for more than £800,000 in 1990, but like the XJ220 it was adversely affected by the recession, and by 1992 prices had dropped to between £100,000 to £150,000.

Oliver's death did worry Bertie for a long time but he's a pretty rounded kid now so I don't think it's adversely affected him.

She is expected to announce details on how Scotland could re-run the referendum if it is adversely affected by Westminster-driven austerity policies, or if the UK votes to leave the EU but the Scottish electorate votes to remain.

If matters get too much and it is adversely affecting your health, you may want to visit your GP, who could provide a fit note, which will set out why you are not fit for work and what adjustments your employer would need to make for you to return.

Co demonstrates a high level of positive relationship with Cu and a moderate degree with Zn though it is adversely associated with Cd and Pb.

And because the crisis is already causing the Canadian dollar to increase in value relative to the US dollar, it is adversely affecting Canadian exports.

When used as a structural material, wood has several superior characteristics in comparison to other structural constituents, although it is adversely affected by fires as well as biotic pests and abiotic effects.

It is clear from this and other studies that high microfibril angle is a characteristic feature of the juvenile core of radiata pine and many conifers, and it is adversely affected by increased growth rates (Dumbrell and McGrath [2000]; Herman et al. [1999]; Sarén et al. [2004]; Watt et al. [2011]).