Sentence examples for more directly affected from inspiring English sources

It is also more directly affected by the exchange rate.

If I can be roused to such fury, imagine the reaction of those more directly affected.

Some of the steepest declines were in Manhattan, where schools were more directly affected by the terrorist attack.

British consumers, however, are more directly affected by changes in interest rates than Americans, because most mortgages have adjustable rates.

Public opinion research in the US suggests women, Latinos, African-Americans, Asians and Native Americans are more concerned – and more directly affected – by climate change than other populations.

Ms. Capolino, unlike those more directly affected by the collapse, said she felt lucky to have avoided calamity and decided to seize the moment.

That arrangement, which far more directly affects the experience of daily commuters, was quietly scrapped in recent months.

No other decision made in Washington will more directly affect how you will be informed, persuaded and entertained.

Few things more directly affect the quality of a day, the stability and prosperity of a life, than the ability to get to work.

Regarding the Supreme Court's decision in favor of school vouchers (front page, June 28), it is difficult to think of another court decision since Brown that will more directly affect, and for the better, the lives of numerous disadvantaged minority schoolchildren.

"At a working-class school, we have jobs to go home to at night, so the problems in the government more directly affect the quality of our lives," says Rachel Haut, a 19-year-old junior.