Sentence examples for keenly affected from inspiring English sources

The most keenly affected children in New York, of course, are those who lost a parent.

Few Americans are as bound to the natural world as the whale hunters of the Arctic, or as keenly affected by the warming atmosphere.

This confirms my theory, that when it comes to football, the Marquis de Sade (a Leeds season-ticket holder) was right: "We are much more keenly affected by pain than by pleasure".

Clusters 1 and 2 were the most keenly affected by psychological distress.

Although managers typically think first of the effects on drinking water supplies, many are realizing that their wastewater systems (the focus of this article) also will be keenly affected, with profound potential consequences for public health.

As Greer explores his hero's life, "Max's sense of melancholy can be keenly affecting," Gary Krist wrote here.

Primary school headteachers All schools become academies, independent of local authorities, a policy widely trailed before the speech that will mostly keenly affect the heads of primary schools, the vast majority of which are not academies.

Something is poignant when it's keenly, even painfully, affecting.

The Malaysian government may now look at the 800,000 Filipinos living and working in Sabah and wonder whose side they are on.It will also wonder how the stand-off will affect a keenly contested general election due by the end of June.

Amel Marguier is keenly awaiting the post-election calm, but also notes that Dar Fatma has been less affected by the instability than the larger hotels.

"This has affected the wider community, they were well known within the community and their loss will be keenly felt and they will be missed.