Sentence examples for move to affect from inspiring English sources

While it might have been for business reasons, it also might have been a strategic move to affect the bidding for Clearwire.

A senior official at the State Department was asked during an internal meeting on Wednesday how he expected the move to affect the responses of Russia, France and Germany to the American request.

The society hadn't moved far enough to affect the Court".

Ever since Hurricane Katrina, Jan noticed footage of people in moving water started to affect him powerfully.

The NWS is predicting New England could receive another 8 inches of snow before the storm moves north-east to affect Nova Scotia, in Canada.

Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "Ironically, these moves are likely to affect those that have been more responsible and profitable.

As late as the 17th century many philosophers and scientists believed that sound propagated via invisible particles originating at the source of the sound and moving through space to affect the ear of the observer.

According to the lawsuit, the chairman of Time Warner Cable, Glenn A. Britt, told Leo J. Hindery Jr., YES's chief executive officer, that one justification for moving YES "is to affect the outcome of the arbitration between YES and Cablevision such that Cablevision would win the right to offer YES on terms other than expanded basic".

In addition, moving objects appear to affect observer's dimming preference, but further research is needed to quantify this effect.

QUESTION FROM MARCUS_STONE: How do you think a country like Egypt moves from street protests to affect change into a form of popular governance?

When Apollo Robbins started working with Martinez-Conde he told her that he had a hunch that certain ways he moved his hands seemed to affect how well he could direct a person's attention.