Sentence examples for promises to affect from inspiring English sources
Yet this will not stop a shift that promises to affect everyone (see our special report this week).
The demographic transformation now sweeping the world promises to affect everything from business psychology and workforce productivity to the direction of global capital flows.
The Carhart decision is an extremely limited upholding of the federal ban, one that promises to affect very few abortion providers and only a tiny percentage of their patients.
In addition to giving Florida more political power in Washington, the growth in the Hispanic population also promises to affect politics, public education, the labor force and the economy.
Its information processing takes place in the "cloud", the term for software and services delivered over the internet.The emergence of cloud-based banking promises to affect banks big and small.
The law, signed by Gov. George E. Pataki, promises to affect everyone from the parents of preschool children, who will get written notices 48 hours in advance of pesticide use at day care centers, to fans of weed-free lawns, who could be required to post a notice every time they go to battle with their crab grass.
Like a lot of sport utility vehicle advertising, the Unimog brochure promised to affect the mood of buyers: "Aggressive and bold.
The banks also proved to be bad at considering problems that promise to affect them specifically, and particularly bad at considering cases in which they've caused a problem that can't easily be put right.
These examples illustrate how the organisation of the international humanitarian system seems to be aimed at ensuring its survival rather than to fulfil its promises to those affected by violence.
Interventions which aim to affect both diet and activity seem to show more promise than those targeting either alone.
Eleven months after David Cameron promised to get affected businesses "back up and running", figures from nine police forces covering the worst-hit areas show that of the 4,500 claims submitted under the Riots Damages Act, just over half were rejected or discontinued.
