Sentence examples for which would have affected from inspiring English sources

What events might have occurred which would have affected this reliability?

In midafternoon, state officials said the blackouts, which would have affected about 1.5 million people, were inevitable.

This calamity — which would have affected Jeannot and Rose as well — is occasionally mentioned but never really incorporated into the emotional structure of the film.

The law, which would have affected Hispanic and black residents disproportionately, was blocked by the federal courts under the Voting Rights Act.

Mr. Paterson's furlough plan, which would have affected about half the state's work force, was the impetus for a major rally in Albany on Monday and was criticized by lawmakers as unnecessary even as they voted to approve the furloughs.

In our quest for an authentic sound, we put down carpets in the Sistine Chapel for recording in order to soften the reverberation, as we know that in Palestrina's time there would have been the Raphael tapestries (now in the next-door Vatican museum) on the wall which would have affected the acoustic.

To do that, House Republicans said, substantial changes to Medicare — which previously would have affected only those 10 years or more from the eligibility age of 65 — would instead have to hit people 7 years from eligibility, producing more savings.

It pains me that Tibor didn't make his film — and also that he didn't live to see "Shoah," which, I think, would have affected him profoundly.

Important genetic abnormalities might not have been detected, which in turn would have affected survival analysis.

Some of the control specimens were kept in the same experimental boxes for more than nine months after the end of the experiments, indicating that the observed mortality was mostly due to the temperature treatments and not to stressing conditions or a reduced longevity (which in any case would have affected both control and treatment specimens equally).

The plan, which the United Nations labeled as "ethnic displacing," would have affected up to 40,000 Bedouins in the area.