Sentence examples for most directly affecting from inspiring English sources

Morrison, a senior lecturer in criminology and criminal justice, at the University of East London, said: "What the research is clearly showing is that while the violent dissident republicans are portraying themselves as fighting against British occupation the majority of their violence is most directly affecting the civilian population.

There's a certain irony in the fact that the most directly affecting thing on an album that boldly seeks to turn traditional song structure on its head is the most resolutely old-fashioned: a song penned 48 years ago by Lou Reed in pop craftsman mode, its dreamy melancholy and swells of harmony vocal harking back even further, to his beloved doo-wop.

Stem cells Arguably the result most directly affecting researchers was in Michigan, where voters passed a measure that will free scientists from state restrictions on stem cell research.

The Pram Project, Suh's three-channel film, is the exhibition's most directly affecting work.

But the host the decision most directly affects is Mr. Ferguson.

It would most directly affect alcoholics, costing them an extra £120 a year.

That is the category most directly affected by Judge Kessler's order.

If North Korea implodes, then surely the country most directly affected — other than South Korea — is China?

Ordinary citizens say the crimes that most directly affect them, such as extortion, have continued unabated.

But for hundreds of thousands of those most directly affected, it is only just beginning.

The branches of philosophy that most directly affect everyday life are ethics and political philosophy.