Sentence examples for not even affected from inspiring English sources

Michèle Alliot-Marie, the justice minister, said that union leaders, including Bernard Thibault, the head of the CGT, "are well aware of what needs to be done" on pensions, and that most public-service workers are not even affected by the reform; they have their own pension rules.

She was not even affected by his comment.

He added that the VAT rise may not even affect tourists, as Spanish companies might not pass it on for fear of losing customers.

Scientists also are concerned about the effect on the environment if homeowners begin applying fungicide, which may or may not even affect the disease, and insecticide, which is being used to keep the beetles at bay.

In fact, the dispute may not even affect the long-term availability of NBC's content on iTunes.

Accessibility poverty is thus less severe than transport-related (or accessibility-related) social exclusion: the latter assumes long-term impacts on a person's life, while the former may also occur without these long-term effects and may not even affect a person's level of activity participation [42, 43].

Importantly, for this group with one of the oldest calibrations, which should be more sensitive to the effects of sequence saturation and rate heterogeneity, branch length estimation methods make a small difference in light of the overall range of nrITS substitution rates in our survey, not even affecting its category in the histogram of Figure 1.

If she says something mean to you, act like you don't even hear it, like she's not even affecting your life at all.

Neary praises her: "Your technique is so strong that it doesn't even affect you".

Ben Marks of OpinionPanel said: "It's interesting that the new arrangements won't even affect the current crop of students; it's those starting from 2012 who'll really be affected.

So I'd be mad at Wal-Mart for something that wouldn't even affect me.