Sentence examples for it would affect very from inspiring English sources

"It would affect very few people," he said.

"There are very many vascular plants in the aquatic ecosystem," he says, "and if they are [similarly] affected, it would affect very many other organisms".

"This would clearly violate United States commitments in the W.T.O. and would affect very substantial interests of European companies," Mr. Lamy wrote in the letter, dated Monday.

The tax cuts that Mr. Obama would let expire would affect very few owners of small businesses — how many do you know who make more than $250,000 a year?

A former Health and Human Services official during Mr. Obama's first term said that when Ms. Sebelius overruled the F.D.A. in 2011, she was concerned about the lack of research about how the drug would affect very young girls.

He added: "It would affect a very limited number of people in this country ​… non-domiciled foreigners buying from offshore with dirty money; they've invested a lot in property in this country and not given anything [back] but are depriving ordinary Londoners".

Although lowering the BMI threshold for RYGB in patients with type 2 diabetes from 35 to 30 kg/m would be a modest numerical change, it would affect a very large population because the BMI distribution peak among diabetic patients lies within this range (18).

Then, Friedman moves on to another of his favorite subjects, the "Arab awakening," which he did not predict in his extensive writing about the Middle East, and yet knew, from its very beginning, how it would affect the future there, in particular the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Although the 90 Romanian respondents who were interested in working in the UK were more professional and better off than the average respondent in the survey, just under half said it would affect their decision to a great or very great extent.

"We're very worried about how it would affect our town economy," Mr. Heckman said.

I thought it would affect Kyle positively.