Sentence examples for which chiefly affect from inspiring English sources

Barring a miracle, Mr Obama's proposal to raise capital gains and inheritance taxes, which chiefly affect the rich, while lowering income taxes on the middle class will not be adopted by the current Congress.

I have never been on a tricyclic (which chiefly affects the neurotransmitters serotonin and norepinephrine) or on an MAO inhibitor (which influences serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine).

High virulence and resistance may occur in combination, as a lethal duo, as illustrated by the recent outbreak of E. coli 0104-H4 from contaminated sprouts, which chiefly affected Germany [ 9].

Microcephaly is characterised by a reduced occipitofrontal circumference (OFC) of the head that is at least 4 standard deviations (SD) and is caused by congenital insufficiency during fetal brain development, which chiefly affects the cerebral cortex.

In Mediterranean Europe the rain-bearing westerlies chiefly affect the western areas, but only in winter.

The more articulate Republican advocates, including Mr. Ryan, argue that the top tax brackets chiefly affect small businesses.

The agency said that the cuts would chiefly affect new projects at the sites of older cleanup projects.

SRDs chiefly affect the lungs, however, data on critically ill patients with SRD admitted for ARF are scarce.

Noninvasive Aspergillus sinusitis, which usually remains confined to one sinus, occurs in immunocompetent patients; whereas invasive sinus aspergillosis chiefly affects immunocompromised patients, such as bone marrow transplant recipients or patients with prolonged neutropenia caused by chemotherapy [ 14] or hematologic malignancies.

Although widespread, Augustus' wars chiefly affected the frontier districts.

Dopamine-producing neurons are the ones chiefly affected in Parkinson's.