Word: affectedness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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"The weather definitely changes the complexion of the game," Albers said. "It hurt every time you caught the ball, and it made hitting difficult. It made it more of a one or two-run game; we weren't looking for big innings as much, but it affected both teams equally...
If the decision is not made by the end of this school year, then incoming first-years will not be affected by the proposed changes.
While some Democrats that I spoke with did express such opinions, many more expressed less concern over the issue than I had expected. And while I, too, feel both defensive and ashamed of the President, ultimately the scandal does not affect me very much. Of course, with Clinton's favorability...
Lee stressed three elements of Hong Kong's rule of law that will be most affected by the transition this summer--namely, protection of human rights, freedom of the press and freedom to oppose the government.
We applaud Cambridge Mayor Sheila Russell for her recent decision to include the community in the search process for a new superintendent of schools. We believe that the voices of those who will be affected by the choice will be particularly instructive, and we are thrilled to see the Mayor...