Sentence examples for seriously effect from inspiring English sources

No brand is invincible, and it does seriously effect their image to be seen to be in conflict".

A tax of just a few tenths of one percent will not seriously effect long-term investors.

Red tide can seriously effect the safety of swimming conditions too.

Adding too much seasoning or salt to the food will seriously effect the health factor.

Note that the ceiling of ergodic sum rate appears when the CSI is not perfect, and the slopes of the curves for the ergodic sum rate are saturated faster with the increasing of σ e 2, which means that the system capacity is seriously effected by the channel estimation error.

This level may have been seriously effected by the famines of the 1690s.

Nina Stemme, who is focusing more and more on the dramatic soprano repertoire these days, attacks the role of Amelia with a solid core of bright tone that she can fine down to seriously expressive effect.

This legal uncertainty will have a "seriously inhibiting effect on bona fide academic debate" in universities.

So much so that it's had a seriously deleterious effect on many of our young people.

With Euroscepticism on the rise in Europe, an American effort to "divide and rule" could have a seriously disruptive effect.

Continuing to prosecute for possession of cannabis, for example, was shown in a report last year for the drug charity Release to have a seriously distorting effect on inner-city policing.