Sentence examples for relocation would affect from inspiring English sources

The latest proposed relocation would affect residents along hundreds of miles of twisting lakeshore from Jiangjin, in the Chongqing municipality, to the dam's location at Yichang, in Hubei Province.

Longtime resident and business owner David Cantu complained of vacant storefronts, and worried that IKEA's relocation would affect foot traffic at the Burbank Town Center, potentially crippling businesses in the mall.

Ms. Abrams said the city provided a relocation package of up to $20,000 for each business, provided each could document how a move would affect its cash flow.

Although some studies have suggested that bonds with place would affect disaster preparedness and relocation (Gaillard 2008; Carroll et al. 2009), most of these studies are qualitative; quantitative studies exploring the relationship between sense of place and household relocation behaviors are less available.

Mayor Robert Cox of Saltaire said his village had already repaired docks and bolstered the oceanside dunes to prevent further damage, and expected to be ready for summer; he added that Saltaire opposed any relocation of the dune line even though it would affect just one home there.

The model predicted that the frequency of relocation would not affect the optimal angle of depression, but it would affect the optimal pit circumference to a degree proportional to the square root of the change in the average time an ant lion occupies a single pit.

From its point of view, Major League Baseball has always said the loss of the antitrust exemption would affect its minor league operations nationwide and create instability through team relocations, Gould said.

And this would affect jobs.

This would affect girls, in particular.

Then, he said, relocation would begin.

Mr. Cardeal said the relocation would lift those residents out of such "precarious, subhuman conditions".