Sentence examples for more affected for from inspiring English sources

Instead, before businesses make changes to their supply chains or environmental policies, they need to remember and perhaps re-imagine their re-imagine theirciety is moraisonected, for better or worse, by the core activity of a business than by its community investment projects, social initiatives and other peripheral activities.

Learning and memory skills, both verbal and visual (−0.28 and −0.25), were more affected for children with early-onset diabetes (EOD) than late-onset diabetes (LOD), along with attention/executive function skills (−0.27).

Like the rest of the architecture the room is more affecting for being understated.

But he can be simple and tentative, too: Lost is all the more affecting for it.

Simkin moulds phrases and virtuosity into a seamlessly expressive whole, which is often all the more affecting for its restraint.

It's the closest they get to a love song, and all the more affecting for its lack of sentimentality.

His character's revelation of his own unrealized desire is all the more affecting for its quietness.

Both forms of pitching woo are equally self-conscious and self-protecting, and all the more affecting for being so.

It's a Bohème far less radical than its professed intentions, but perhaps the better – and more affecting – for that.

But it tells a different story, one that's more compact and more affecting for it, and it shows that Naughty Dog has serious emotional range.

It was all the more affecting for me because, despite being pretty good friends with Dan, I was not aware that he'd had issues to deal with.