Affects in a sentence

Although some Canadians believe that police brutality only affects our American neighbours, this is not the case.

I guarantee you it affects some more than others when it comes to your wakeful state regardless of the severity.

Fury of the Gods are noticeably older than they previously were - though this change only really affects Mary and Billy.

Amidst the humor and levity, also depicts chilling acts of animal cruelty in such a way that heavily affects its audience.

All the unfinished or procrastinating projects can cause a strong sense of guilt, and this further affects our productivity.

An epidemic is a disease that affects a large number of people within a community, population, or region.

Atopic dermatitis affects about 20% of children and up to 7% of adults worldwide, the study authors said in background notes.

However, others have called the wooden fence “awful” and “unreasonable” because it affects the road's “aesthetics” and views.

If the disease affects the spinal cord, it can lead to numbness, weakness and loss of movement in the lower part of the body.

Bardeesy was originally studying cholangiocarcinoma, a type of liver cancer that affects the bile duct.

Both publications praised the way that Monroe has highlighted the fact that food inflation disproportionately affects the poor.

First introduced in 2013, PIP is paid dependent on how your condition affects your daily life rather than the condition itself.

Beavers affect native ecosystems the way red wine affects human bodies: One glass a day helps the heart; 20 blows out the liver.

Age-related hearing loss or presbycusis usually is slow, progressive and typically affects both ears.

Climate change affects us all, which is why agreement of a policy by both parties is best for all.

Dairy causes arterial blockage which affects the flow of blood to the penis, heart and even brain.

Fewer than one in five Britons have heard of a sexually transmitted infection that affects around 500,000 people, a survey suggests.

Government-created inefficiency, unsurprisingly, affects things like the Inflation Reduction Act.

All this affects the environment that we all live in. Taking care of our self and our money – we actually take care of the environment.

Another myth is that skin cancer affects those with a fair complexion more than someone with darker skin – and this is simply not true.