Sentence examples for perhaps affecting from inspiring English sources

And some of the antibiotics given will end up in our water supply, as we've heard in the news recently, perhaps affecting wildlife as well as us.

But then others will breeze past, perhaps affecting to be looking for something or someone up ahead, and then they look absently around them, and then at their mobile phone, and then, accidentally on purpose, they will remain standing ahead of where other people have been waiting.

Both synonymous and non-synonymous SNPs showed significant association with salt tolerance traits, perhaps affecting the RNA splicing, mRNA stability, and post-translational modification of protein function (Negrão et al. 2013).

"Given that Spotify claims that only one user's data has been compromised, I suspect this was achieved via a re-usable, broadly applicable attack method perhaps affecting older versions of the Spotify app.

Perhaps affecting the results is a gloomier view of the economy more generally.

The masts and administrative admonishments were documented and placed in the servicemembers' military records, perhaps affecting their future chances for promotions and assignments.

And – perhaps affected by said chirruping – Bravo instead looks do go down the wicket and give it the full beans.

Philadelphia blitzed eight times in the first half, only six in the second half, its aggressiveness perhaps affected by Vincent's groin strain.

Yet some people, perhaps affected by mental illness, overstep boundaries, he said, "and then there's a kind of overlay of irrationality".

He has not had more than 56 receiving yards in any game, his quickness and cuts perhaps affected by the ankle sprain he sustained in a preseason game.

(In October, Mr. Denniston wrote that a tack Mr. Goldstein tried "only seemed to confuse things, and the Justices (perhaps affected by inattention) were not following.