Sentence examples for would have adversely affected from inspiring English sources

Then, it would have to resolve whether that hypothetical Honeywell divestiture would have adversely affected the company in a substantial way.

His aides said he also later pushed tax legislation that would have adversely affected Nabors and hundreds of other offshore companies, though those efforts came to naught.

Cuts to legal aid, first announced in the 2013 federal budget before public pressure caused the Coalition to drop the measures in March 2014, would have adversely affected women leaving domestic violence relationships.

Last year, club chairman Ian Bankier said some fans were criminally racist for daring to criticise his fellow director, Ian Livingston, a Conservative peer who had voted in favour of cuts to tax credits, a measure that would have adversely affected many of the families who support Celtic.

But in a 522-point judgment, the three judges concluded that no conduct on behalf of the police or the prosecution would have adversely affected the jury, and that the more they examined the details, the more they thought the jury had reached the right conclusion.

To have done so would have adversely affected the teaching process.

It is therefore likely that the exclusion of these potentially "lower quality" studies would not have adversely affected either the synthesis or the "thickness" of its detail.

Furthermore, population breast cancer screening with mammography may facilitate early detection of breast tumors and has the potential to lower mortality, but it is also associated with the risk of overtreatment of less aggressive subtypes resulting in unnecessary treatment of tumors that would not have adversely affected the patient [ 6].

Thus continuation with this comparison would have made the other trial comparisons difficult to interpret and could have adversely affected recruitment to the main trial.

This would have increased the length of the questionnaire and the workload for the farmer, which could have adversely affected the completeness and response rate of the survey.

This would have been very expensive and might not have been acceptable to schools, which in itself could have adversely affected recruitment rates.