Sentence examples for might seriously affect from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the serious offenders frequently use the emergency button to override the system which might seriously affect the efficacy of the system.
Neither the bowler nor the team management will take any chances on aggravating an injury which might seriously affect the rest of his tour.
The legislative history of that amendment indicates that Congress was concerned with certain judicial decisions allowing pre-induction review of selective service classifications and the possibility that such 'litigious interruption' might seriously affect the administration of the Selective Service System.
MICHAEL KAPLAN Princeton, N.J., Feb. 1, 2012 While Mr. Rosenthal is correct that "the clearest beneficiaries" of preferences for dividends and capital gains are "sophisticated tax planners and the wealthy," a wholesale change in their tax treatment might seriously affect another group of Americans who are nowhere near wealthy and can't afford tax planners.
This might seriously affect the efficiency of Algorithm 1.1.
This might seriously affect the efficiency of the method.
Designing critical spares policies might therefore seriously affect maintenance contracts profitability, yet service receivers and external providers traditionally attempt to benefit separately.
This misclassification in the continuum of monoclonal gammopathies might therefore not seriously affect the evaluation of particular outcomes, eg, risk of infections.
So I'd say there's a lot more than 30 that might be in danger". Simon Paterson agrees that "at least 25" clubs might be seriously affected by the crisis, though he argues that for every one that might drop out of the league, there would be 100 willing to take their place.
That the limitations in the available data might have seriously affected the results of the study is emphasized by findings that women with implants were at a lowered risk of most causes of death.
The only downside - and it's a big one - is that you're a guinea pig for future updates, which might not be stable and seriously affect your computer's performance and Windows experience.
