Sentence examples for which materially affected from inspiring English sources

Together with the operations of a few Continental vessels, they constituted the only sustained offensive pressure brought to bear by the Americans, which materially affected the attitude of the British people toward peace.

"Having to deal with the terms of living stuff that I never had the language for, but which materially affected me made me subject/target to family/civic/state violence, and separated me from my own history and from the kinship network I desperately needed in order to survive".

The EQuIP has undergone several revisions, none of which materially affected this study.

In Attorney-General v PYA Quarries Ltd, it was defined by Romer LJ as any act or omission "which materially affects the reasonable comfort and convenience of life of a class of Her Majesty's subjects".

Thus, there are people today who deny the objective environmental factors, which have materially affected the pattern of climate across the world.

This was lost, even though the presiding judge said he had viewed the files and they contained nothing which could materially affect the verdict.

When there exists a connection between the endorser and the seller of the advertised product, which might materially affect the weight or credibility of the endorsement (i.e., the connection is not reasonably expected by the audience), such connection must be fully disclosed.

Six hundred Sure Start centres have slammed their doors, which will, surely, have materially affected young families, even if – as the coalition insists – this has often been as a result of mergers.

In order to exclude any bias, we calculated the correlation coefficient excluding the three biopsies without any label, which did not materially affect the outcome.

We performed internal validation via bootstrapping (not shown), which did not materially affect the CIs of the estimates we have reported.

This provides us with some evidence that our pooled results are not materially affected by the different ways in which time in the menstrual cycle was accounted for.