Sentence examples for will inevitably affect from inspiring English sources

The court's decisions will inevitably affect millions.

This message will inevitably affect the public's understanding.

Failure to do so could result in opposition which will inevitably affect the bottom line.

But having a school-age child will inevitably affect her choices now.

After all, treatments that are designed to kill cancer cells will inevitably affect healthy cells too.

But the suffering faced by a section of society will inevitably affect society as a whole.

Yet we are on the verge of significantly expanding the war in Afghanistan, which will inevitably affect Pakistan as well.

And whatever happens next in the United States, in turn, will inevitably affect the global economic outlook.

The harm done to Britain's reputation in their countries of origin will inevitably affect future applications to all British universities.

And just weeks before the Feb. 6 Israeli election, it will inevitably affect the dynamic of what has so far been a lackluster campaign for prime minister.

The sight and smell of littered streets and drains in parts of Port-au-Prince will inevitably affect the burgeoning tourist trade.