Sentence examples for principally affects from inspiring English sources

A higher pound, on the other hand, principally affects exporters.

Chondrosarcoma, which forms in cartilage tissue, principally affects persons over age 50.

(Then again, the absence of this feature principally affects people who replace their phone often - which most people don't).

Ebola is, even now, a rare (though lethal) disease that principally affects the poorest countries on earth.

Breast cancer is now Britain's most common cancer, even though it principally affects only one sex (there are a few hundred male cases per year).

But the example of child art should at least make one suspicious of Michael Slote's claim that "just as dreams are discounted except as they affect (the waking portions of) our lives, what happens in childhood principally affects our view of total lives through the effects that childhood success or failure are supposed to have on mature individuals" (Slote, 1983, 14).

Whereas Innis sees communication technology principally affecting social organization and culture, McLuhan sees its principal effect on sensory organization and thought.

A strike would principally affect buildings in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.

Initially professional and educated circles were principally affected.

The changes appear to principally affect schools and students who test below grade level.

The motor problems that affect people with Parkinson's disease principally affect voluntary rather than instinctive movements.