Affected used in a sentence

Affected in a sentence as an adjective

" than for you to be adversely affected trying to get people replies to their questions about a browser game.

Fortuitously, AR didn't have all that many customers at the time, so only 15 or so people were affected.

The old ways of doing things almost all involve editing a text file and then restarting all affected applications.

We also have a service database that maps hostnames to tags/roles and those tags appear along-side alerts so you can tell right away which service is affected.

I no longer have to legally disclose it, but when I did I always did so with a letter explaining some of the circumstances and how deeply it had affected my life.

The plaintiffs in this case are by far not the only ones who were affected – Apple, Google, et al. stole tens of thousands of dollars per year from each person who was working in the software industry for the better part of a decade and the vast majority of us aren't going to get any of that back.

She points out that maybe five ACL2 bugs are discovered every year, and they get more minor each year, as the system gets cleaned up. Moreover, none of the bugs discovered in the past three years have affected any of your proofs, and you wouldn't expect them to have an effect on any proof techniques you're going to use.

Those most directly affected by whatever is happening cant do so without violating duties of confidentiality.

When clients are caught directly or indirectly using sock-puppetry and astroturfing on Wikipedia, banners should be added to the affected pages naming and shaming the clients.

They are also actively trying to keep their employees from unionizing.\nIf you consider the current wages "decent" is up to your point of view, but the union and I'd guess most of the affected workers disagree.> The fact that most of the workers are not on strike proves that they're satisfied with their jobsThis proves nothing, in particular not job satisfaction, and is actually also not how things work in Germany and therefore just wrong.\nFirst a union will usually selectively shut down just a few facilities instead of all at once.