Sentence examples for to directly affect from inspiring English sources

The regulation is not likely to directly affect American consumers.

The purpose of the book was not to directly affect or change Arabic readings methods.

These six factors are believed by Unani practitioners to directly affect the harmony of the human mind and body.

Another problem is that the economic improvement of the last year has yet to directly affect many of Japan's households.

The finding is especially powerful given how few properties of teachers can be shown to directly affect student learning.

In the 20th century, disasters have tended not to directly affect the whole city, like the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire of 1911.

Now, obviously, dance is not revolutionary in itself; art cannot directly affect politics, and, in fact, politics doesn't seem able to directly affect politics.

Aside from the obvious harm — poverty, difficulty paying off debts — it seems to directly affect people's health, particularly that of older workers.

(The section of the tax code it was formed under — 501(c) (4) — is for groups that are not seeking to directly affect elections).

Last year, the economic downturn seemed to directly affect the beer taps in Austin.

The slow growth of pathogens seems to directly affect the kinetics of the immune response.