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(121) The impact of this capacity is expected to start affecting revenue growth in the second quarter of 2000.

(122) We want to hear your views about any issue affecting the countryside.

(123) Baptiste was standing on the bottom step of the wooden staircase, affecting surprise at the sight of her.

(124) In Braintree 234 people suffered from food poisoning last year, with some outbreaks affecting ten or more people.

(125) National Park Service phone lines were jammed with calls throughout the night, affecting emergency service, a park statement said.

(126) But it appears that pricing is not the only problem affecting investors in the Dumenil group.

(127) No way at all that a few hundred words are going to do justice to this deeply affecting novel.

(128) Such a person manages the curriculum in an important but strictly limited way by affecting the conditions within which it is delivered.

(129) While he did not provide exact numbers, that could mean cuts affecting hundreds if not thousands of positions.

(130) These programs help students, estimators-in-training, and experienced estimators stay abreast of changes affecting the profession.

(131) The decision of he judges is final, as is that of the Editor in all other matters affecting the competition.

(132) Research also suggests that individuals can adjust to, and offset, the changes affecting them in middle and later life. Sentencedict.com

(133) The clusters of hot spots were yet another case of inside affecting outside.

(134) This chapter presents a brief overview of the major elements of the tax structure affecting financial planning and financial decision making.

(135) The biggest local impact will be in Santa Clara County where 19 branches will close, affecting 137 employees.

(136) Running alongside these personal connections, however, were material changes affecting these societies during the late nineteenth century.

(137) Probably the most common lesion in dogs made hypersensitive by previous exposure is pedal dermatitis, affecting particularly the inter-digital skin.

(138) Both EDs would require auditors to refer in their reports to inherent uncertainties affecting the accounts.

(139) Other factors affecting growth explain why not all plants welcome unlimited light.

(140) There must therefore be another process at work affecting performance,[sentencedict.com] a process which is engaged for certain tasks but not for others.

(141) Police say they have to make decisions affecting hundreds of lives in minutes.

(142) Similarly, people with physical handicap affecting the quality of life would have less claim on resources.

(143) But the results are intriguing because they seem to indicate that caffeine is affecting more than just adenosine receptors in the brain.

(144) After all, the construction of one motor car may differ from another without affecting its performance.

(145) It is up to you to investigate how the drugs you are taking may be affecting your sleep.

(146) Measures affecting higher education saw the universities granted greater autonomy in running their own affairs.

(147) Are past ground shakes affecting your ability to build faith for tomorrow?

(148) Though you try to keep a lid on those growing feelings, eventually they erupt, affecting those you love the most.

(149) To achieve efficiency, pruning of low-scoring readings may take place at certain points without greatly affecting the accuracy of the system.

(150) The private Acts of Parliament affecting local authorities were numbered in thousands.