Sentence examples for much impacted by from inspiring English sources
The South represents black women in all our complicatedness – we are as much impacted by the chains as we are lifted up remembering ourselves as queens.
In addition, ground water close to the collieries and AMD affected creeks were highly contaminated by Mn, Fe and Pb but major rivers were not much impacted by AMD due to their large volume of water.
Its range has been much impacted by agricultural development, but isolated populations are thought to persist.
"A lot of the people I interviewed 10 years ago... their lives are still very much impacted by the storm," he said.
As Nader Tehrani, dean of The Cooper Union's The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture tells The Creators Project, "The Iberian Peninsula, as a geographic entity, is linked to Europe and yet separated by the Pyrenees; historically its culture has been as much impacted by the mix of Muslim and Jewish influences as its Christian roots.
Whether it's bankers' girlfriends commiserating or pretending to commiserate over having to adjust to a less decadent lifestyle or women putting the emphasis on finding a husband rather than a job, our dating and sex lives are very much impacted by the current economic situation.
Nobody seems sure how -- or if -- the trip will have much impact by the time the Mets resume their season at 1 10 p.m. tomorrow against the San Diego Padres.
Cities located in the northern and central regions of Thailand were much more impacted by a series of floods in 2011 than other regions.
First of all, it is worth highlighting that, in general, the 10th percentile session throughput performance is much more impacted by the choice of the SON load control function, load measure and control parameter used, compared to the average session throughput performance.
They are much more impacted by seeing what we do than by what we say, so the best way to pass on this concept of non-violent full-respect living is to live it in our families.
In any case the distribution of solute further from the origin (>100 μm) is much less impacted by advection and is primarily diffusion-limited.
