Sentence examples for most adversely from inspiring English sources

Pitchers are the players who are affected most adversely in the new era.

According to the NSPCC, where sexting is concerned girls are "the most adversely affected".

Still, lower-paid women, especially single heads of households, are the most adversely affected by job losses.

The people who are most adversely affected by housing policy believe they have little power to alter politics.

Those most adversely affected by Lance Armstrong's now self-confessed decade of deceit, cheating and bullying have been left unconvinced by his confessional interview with Oprah Winfrey.

The left has traditionally assumed that if deficit spending is reduced public investment will have to decline, while poorer groups will be most adversely affected.

Britain would be the most adversely affected, at a cost of £2.5 billion, or about $4 billion, a year, she said.

The cognitive domains most likely adversely affected by excess weight include learning, memory and executive function.

Although lead most certainly adversely affects neurons as well, it may be that, compared with effects on glial cells, higher levels of lead exposure are needed before those effects can be detected as a reduced NAA/Cr ratio in humans with MRS, and, therefore, the glial effects may be an earlier MRS marker of effects of chronic lead exposure.

The Department of Health and Human Services said it needed the data so it could "track those measures which have the most potential to adversely impact beneficiaries related to their ability to enroll in insurance plans".

Perhaps the most important factor adversely affecting the demographic's employment seems to be the proliferation of an independently run haredi education system that emphasizes religious studies and isn't obligated to teach core subjects such as science, mathematics, or English past the eighth grade — and often stops well before that.