Sentence examples for would badly affect from inspiring English sources

Term limits, however, would badly affect the ability of the pope to make hard decisions.

A further tightening of the sanctions (for example, a more rigorous EU visa regime) would badly affect tourism.

"Recent analysis of CCCS data found that that an increase in mortgage costs as a result of an interest rate rise would badly affect the most financially vulnerable households, so they need to be prepared for a rate rise as it will come sooner or later".

Adding costs for lorries travelling from Felixstowe would badly affect East Anglia and the whole east of England.

The main opposition party, Fianna Fáil, said the medical card changes would badly affect 35,000 pensioners and accused the minister of "robbing grandparents so he can give free GP care to their grandchildren".

In 2004, Rakesh Kumar, chief scientist at the Mumbai-based National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, had released a report that predicted these areas would be badly affected in the event of a flood.

The Stalham store is located just 500m from a Tesco outlet and would be badly affected by changes to trading hours.

In the autumn, as the eurozone debt crisis raged, confidence in many sectors plunged as firms feared that demand from key continental markets would be badly affected.

The authors also warned that people living in and near the Arctic would be badly affected, and called for communities to be provided with equipment and skills to survive.

The operator, Virgin Trains, also warned that the East Coast line would be badly affected.

Despite earlier forecasts predicting that Wales would be badly affected by an Atlantic storm, the country escaped the worst of the weather although some businesses were flooded.