Sentence examples for sharply affect from inspiring English sources

But loans can still sharply affect a retirement account, Mr. Fellowes said.

The price of copper has been tumbling, which will sharply affect the futures of Zambia and Congo.

Their new regulator, whom the president would appoint, may require them to do business by standards that could sharply affect the companies' bottom lines.

The reason analysts focus on this item is that they regard it as a financial cushion: the time when Microsoft recognizes revenue on its software licenses to corporations can sharply affect the quarterly earnings.

But under a provision in the budget legislation that state lawmakers approved on Tuesday, New York will become the second state, after Maryland, to end the practice, a change that could sharply affect the state's political map.

Among the caveats we find are that (i) the utility of network features is not as high in the single enterprise viewpoint as reported in other prior work, (ii) major network events can sharply affect the detection rate, and (iii) the operational (computational) benefit of the pipeline may depend on the efficiency of the final content filter.

Livestock raising was sharply affected by the drought of the 1970s and '80s.

But homeowners in the greater New York City region, at least, will be less sharply affected by these foreclosures.

When brain processes are so sharply affected as to reduce perceptual or attitudinal awareness, impairment may produce marked behavioral consequences without associated feelings of fatigue.

Since the 1930s the quality and weight of American children's literature were sharply affected by the business of publishing, as well as by the social pressures to which children, like adults, were subjected.

Britain also went into the crunch with a bubble in house prices, a crazed boom in consumer spending on the back of those rising house prices, and an economy heavily dependent on financial services, the very sector most sharply affected by the early stage of the bust.