Sentence examples for seriously effecting from inspiring English sources

(Anti-submarine warfare was then denoted "A/S" and in year since has been denoted "ASW") In January 1942 it was decided that the limit of long-range aircraft endurance should be the crew's limits, (due to extreme aircrew fatigue seriously effecting efficiency) not the fuel supply of the aircraft.

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

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.

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.

"For example, fast-food of the McDonald's variety, which seems to be addictive, is aimed at the young, is a serious risk to health, with a worse effect on life-expectancy than cigarettes, and, unlike cigarettes, has a seriously corrosive effect on social relations and family life," he wrote.

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

This science would explain the seriously damaging effects on performance from smoking.

Finally, he knows any seriously malign effects from Greece, should they occur, won't be detectable until after polling day.