Sentence examples for move could affect from inspiring English sources
The move could affect thousands of nurseries and pre-schools currently caring for young children in England.
Some chefs are understood to have been wary of approaching Roux directly to ask for missing pay for fear that such a move could affect their career prospects.
The move could affect around 2.7m customers and generate an additional £19.32m in revenue for the bank next year, it was suggested.
In a letter to the chancellor, Mr Swinney warned the move could affect donations from philanthropists.
The move could affect many of the 3,000 UK military personnel in Cyprus, and up to an estimated 25,000 expatriates.
It said the move could affect investor confidence and growth in a sector that is Indias biggest exporter ($31.6 billion in fiscal 2006-07) and the biggest employer in the organized private sector.
But both attacks underscored the seeming autonomy with which Hillary made moves that could affect contemporaneous and critical White House initiatives; if she needed to be reined in, and prevented from following her instincts, there appeared to be no one up to the job.
So far the damage is limited to Hungary, which has not asked the European Union for assistance in responding to the catastrophe, but Joe Hennon, the European Commission's spokesman for environmental issues, said that the organization was concerned about the sludge or its elements moving where it could affect other countries.
But the annual tax return ritual is a good time to look at your tax situation and consider how it fits into your total financial picture and how financial moves you make could affect your tax bill next year.
There is another, more traditional risk: significant moves in interest rates could affect the mortgages that are bundled into the securities held by Ginnie Mae funds.
Privately, American officials visiting China have sought help to pressure Iran now, warning that if the West moves to sanctions it could affect China's ability to import oil from Iran.
