Sentence examples for lasting affect from inspiring English sources

As well as leaving a lingering imprint on the American psyche, the Lindbergh kidnapping has had a lasting affect on the global insurance industry.

Geraldine Laybourne may not be a household name, but her career has had a lasting affect on homes and living rooms across America.

That was always the lasting affect of a Bob Marley show, and Maxi Priest, with his soul and gospel background, is even more attuned to the spiritual side of performing.

So it became less important for me to ask the questions that might lead to confessions, and more important to ask about these events and what he has done, how they have affected him emotionally and psychologically, and the trauma and lasting affect.

I have made little comments in fun, that I have later realized have had a lasting affect on the man I thought couldn't possible take it personally.

The psychoactive components of reefer have been shown to amp up certain areas of the brain that have also been implicated in schizophrenia, and the researchers speculate that repeated smoking may have lasting affects on these pathways.

Did you experience any lasting affects?At the time I thought I dealt with it, I guess.

In serious cases, you can become injured and have longer lasting affects than the dent in your bumper.

Through video, photographs, and mixed-media works, his ongoing solo exhibition at Brooklyn's PointB gallery, The Grasshopper Lies Heavy: A Remembrance of Hiroshima 70 Years On, explores the lasting affects the bombings have had on Japanese culture over the course of the last seven decades.

Yet all those years in the church nonetheless had a positive, long-lasting affect on her.

However, some patients have sustained remissions, suggesting that the depletion of autoimmune memory B cells can have a long-lasting affect.