Sentence examples for much affected the from inspiring English sources

"That second goal too much affected the outcome of the semi-final," Martínez said.

This development hasn't diminished the wild feeling of the place, nor has it much affected the life of the inhabitants, beyond turning some of the local Maori into apprentice vintners.

But I don't think that will have (much) affected the gap between my expectations of 42 and what I saw.

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We do not know mode of administration through interviews how much affected the results.

Defining what counts as a climate law is hard when so much affects the environment.

The New Yorker, April 19 , 1976P. 123 Before the Wisconsin and New York primaries, it was felt that no possible outcome could much affect the candidacies of Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Henry Jackson, and Jimmy Carter.

But these are matters for specialists, providing them with gainful employment, and do not much affect the present-day reader's enjoyment of the book.

The pundits' incantatory verdict on debate 3 says Al Gore won "on points," but didn't much affect the tightest horse race in 40 years.

The western periphery, including Croatia, was still open to the intellectual storms generated by the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, which did not much affect the central Orthodox areas.

Since lower interest rates take several months to work through the economy, accelerating rate cuts by a few days will not much affect the outcome.