Sentence examples for would seriously affect from inspiring English sources

Analysts have warned that any such bid would seriously affect Allied's ability to pay the interest on its debt.

"Not to the extent that it would seriously affect my playing but still, a very uncomfortable amount of nerves.

We've got all kinds of persons who want remission privileges and if you opened up that it would seriously affect many of the small schools.

The government then went to the House of Lords in 2008 to argue that allowing the islanders to return would seriously affect defence and security.

If people stopped eating packaged foods, sugar or meat it would seriously affect the profits of some of the biggest global food corporations.

The SFCA's impact funding survey concludes: "A further round of funding cuts would seriously affect both the life chances of students and the very existence of the sector".

We have pointed out certain sources from which reparations can be taken which would not seriously affect the Italian economy and which would yield substantially the amount which the Soviets claim.

Moreover, mutations causing resistance to such insecticides would probably seriously affect fertility and individuals carrying the mutations would be quickly eliminated from the population.

It would also seriously affect the agent.

It concluded that the project would very seriously affect the authenticity and integrity of the area.

The DEA's former head of international operations Mike Vigil said that the escape would not seriously affect bilateral cooperation on drug issues.