Sentence examples for permanently affect from inspiring English sources

A Ukrainian official said Europe could permanently affect Ukraine's historic trajectory by isolating Mr. Yanukovich.

It's not clear whether the gene changes found in the study would permanently affect the children's health, nor do the results upend any of our theories of evolution.

To the argument that genetic engineering should be banned because it will permanently affect the human gene pool, Blackford's response is: so much the better.

However, the emergence of the field of epigenetics suggests that the environment can permanently affect the ways in which genes are read, and that these changes are heritable.

"Being low paid – and getting stuck there for years on end – creates not only immediate financial pressures, but can permanently affect people's career prospects.

Even when the crisis subsides, many fear that the impact of the cuts could permanently affect every stage of the artistic process, from creation to consumption.

Fortunately most of the transformers were not permanently affected.

Will the child be permanently affected by the fate of the hamster?

Attitudes toward the United States and American businesses in the region could also be permanently affected.

It is as if the Go-Betweens' famous lack of chart success has permanently affected his physiognomy.

And for every person taking heroin, a wide network of family, friends and peers has been permanently affected.