Sentence examples for which sometimes affected from inspiring English sources

Powell suffered from mental and physical impairments after a brutal police beating, in 1945, and suffered doubly from the cruel institutional and pharmaceutical treatments to which he was subjected, which sometimes affected his performances — but not on this album, in which the intricacy of his musical ideas was matched by his fingers' mercurial romps.

The extra workload was a concern, which sometimes affected motivation, in particular among the nurses.

The difficulty of understanding scientific texts in English, which sometimes affects the well development of the work.

Cactus prickly pear (Tuna) harvest is a complicated operation that continues in a rudimentary way, in the majority of cases manual and with the help of tools such as knives and rods which sometimes affect the fruit.

That makes it more likely the bands are related to the puzzling 11-year cycle of solar magnetic activity, which sometimes affects communications and power grids on Earth and is thought to be driven by events below the surface.

Both the CQ algorithm and the relaxed CQ algorithm used a fixed step size related to the largest eigenvalue of the matrix (A^ A) or the spectral radius of the self-adjoint operator (A^A), which sometimes affects convergence of the algorithms.

(France_47)" Limited resources mean that NGOs frequently have to rely on volunteer staff, which sometimes affects the quality of services provided.

Menopause is one of physiological phases in women's life, which could sometimes affect their quality of life.

She also said Andrew Young, a key aide to Edwards, took the sleeping aid Ambien, which made him "loopy" and sometimes affected his memory.

Underwater divers and airplane pilots are sometimes affected.

Families are sometimes affected by the Home Secretary's decisions.