Sentence examples for problems might affect from inspiring English sources

The shuttle was to have been launched on its 11-day mission on Thursday evening, but mission managers postponed liftoff for a day to give them time to study how the space station problems might affect the shuttle flight.

The new agency, which was also endorsed Wednesday by Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, would have no policy responsibilities but would instead collect and analyze data, building models to assess relative risks and predict how one firm's problems might affect others.

A patients' group said LHBs needed to be transparent about how problems might affect people.

We talked about the latest developments in the case, and how Remington's apparent financial problems might affect it.

Such problems might affect food choices and finally deteriorate children's nutritional status.

Therefore, alcohol problems might affect mental health among pregnant women even stronger than among women in general.

Sometimes, people might not realize that they even have a problem or how their problem might affect other people.

But in a postconcussion situation, playing so soon could have created problems that might affect Niedermayer's career, as happened to Lindros and LaFontaine.

Countries on this list include Haiti, Nepal, China and Northern Ireland, all of which have been beset by problems that might affect tourists ranging from arrest to assassination to anniversaries of specific terrorist events.

In any event, its backers say, Votewatch won't be projecting who will win or lose in November -- only the incidence of voting problems that might affect the outcome.

In this paper, we present our results on electrochemical behaviour of the Y/Pd cathode and its reversible optical switching paying attention to some common problems that might affect the device work and even cause its destruction.