Sentence examples for regularly affected from inspiring English sources
The crown gall that regularly affected the Chancellor vines always fascinated me, and as I learned more about the disease, I developed an interest in plant pathology.
There's nothing more frustrating that being achingly tired, yet unable to get some shut-eye – but many of us know how that feels, as one in three people are regularly affected by insomnia.
The immune system is regularly affected by chemical periodic stresses.
Pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the region are regularly affected by drought, with vulnerability differing with gender, age, wealth status (access to cropland and livestock endowment), geographic location, social networks, and previous exposure to drought.
After sunset, the equatorial ionosphere is regularly affected by equatorial plasma irregularities that may exhibit strong plasma density gradients and create diamagnetic currents with signatures of up to a few nanoteslas in the magnetic field strengths.
In the slum neighbourhood of Kampung Pulo, one of the areas of Jakarta which is regularly affected by floods, young children wade through the muddy water to get home from school.
"Over-claiming and not describing the sources of data regularly affect the credibility of claims," he says.
About a dozen indexes compiled by private sources regularly affect markets; some of those are also released early.
As a result, in the country of Tolstoy and Chekhov, few Russians, let alone Westerners, can name a contemporary Russian author whose work regularly affects the national conversation.
Most involve bribe-taking, which regularly affects Russians, who are subject to document checks on the streets or surprise inspections at work from officers seeking kickbacks for minor violations, real or contrived.
A poll taken by the National Sleep Foundation found that only 33percentt of adults get the recommended eight hours; 33percentt get fewer than 6 1/2; 68 percent say drowsiness interferes with their concentration; 43 percent say drowsiness regularly affects their activities; and one in five drivers dozed off at the wheel last year.
