Sentence examples for it would be adversely affected from inspiring English sources

"For me that meant the impact on the local housing market and fear that it would be adversely affected.

Because EWJ would benefit from the stronger yen, it seems well positioned to outperform in the event of a global stock market correction, even though it would be adversely affected by a pullback in Japanese stocks.

The full weight must not be supported by the ways for too long because the thickness of lubricant would be reduced by squeezing and its properties would be adversely affected.

With the Chinese economy cooling somewhat, tempering that country's heretofore voracious demand for raw materials, integrated mining firm Rio Tinto warned Wednesday that its business would be adversely affected in the near term.

Since there are so many deeply entrenched interests that would be adversely affected, it is very doubtful that any of us now living will see the day that these revolutionary changes are brought to fruition.

Standard Chartered dropped 37.5p to £14.48 on talk that its key emerging markets would be adversely affected when the central banks finally do turn off the money taps.

The rights report found that Northern Ireland would be adversely affected because it is "the UK region with the highest percentage of households with children (34%), compared to a UK average of 28%".

The Court explained that the State needed "to show with more particularity how its admittedly strong interest U would be adversely affected by granting an exemption to the Amish". Id., at 236 (emphasis added).

The company said it did not know how much it would save, compared with paying severance, or how many employees would be adversely affected.

The company argued that its sales of Hubbard's books would be adversely affected by the damage that Miller's book would cause to Hubbard's reputation.

"It was clear that the narrative of the inquest would be adversely affected by non-disclosure, although that could to some extent be ameliorated.