Sentence examples for more badly affected from inspiring English sources

Other icons of Christchurch were even more badly affected.

Some countries, however, could be more badly affected by a mass cash repatriation than others, such as those where the Japanese holdings are a big slice of either the bond or equity markets.

However, Ms MacAndrew who polled some 4,000 auction houses and 5,000 dealers worldwide as part of her research, has uncovered some details that present a slightly different picture.Auction houses were more badly affected by the market downturn than dealers, with sales in 2009 dropping by 46% from the peak two years earlier.

I'd rather suffer them for another month than suffer this government for four more years," said America Ruiz, as she crossed a barricade to look for soap in one of the more badly affected neighbourhoods.

In 1999, however, he was even more badly affected by injuries, including a dislocated shoulder, and managed only one score in double figures all year.

Traffic on roads leading into Trafalgar Square is targeted for restrictions because planners are preparing motorists for its partial pedestrianisation next summer, when it will cease to be a giant roundabout and become a fairly peaceful public space once more.Another area badly affected by construction is Vauxhall Cross, one of the capital's most important road interchanges.

RSPCA inspectors returned to the site to catch at least five more birds not so badly affected.

It said that the French wine industry had also been badly affected because more than 50% of supplies to Britain came through the tunnel.

The most likely bias was that people affected by headache, and, particularly, people who perceived themselves to be badly affected, had more interest in responding and were therefore over-represented.

Six provinces are badly affected, as is more than 40% of the country's wheat land.At least 27 people died in attacks on three government buildings in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan.

There are more weather woes predicted for many areas already badly affected, prompting Met Office severe weather warnings for rain in southern parts of England and south Wales.