Examples of using Continue to affect in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Americans who achieve recovery remains to be clarified, but this study highlights the fact that these negative impacts may continue to affect quality of life even when people achieve addiction recovery,” Eddie said.
This emotional baggage continues to affect everything we think and do.
We suffer from an incurable malady that continues to affect us, even in recovery.
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It continues to affect people in every age with its gift of grace.
The role Dr Seibriger played at the hospital continued to affect his daughter long after the last patient was released.
IUU“yellow card” continues to affect seafood exports to the EU market.
Floods continued to affect the largest number of people,
The government shutdown continues to affect national parks and monuments, causing trash to
Dengue also continues to affect several south American countries notably Honduras,
the very dry weather continued to affect eastern South Africa,
poliovirus continues to affect children and adults in Afghanistan,
Technology continues to affect our lives in surprising ways and to make ever
Unemployment mean annual rate for 2009 in Ecuador was 8.5 percent because the global economic crisis continued to affect the Latin American economies.
Air pollution is yet another effect which leads to a steep increase in various illnesses and it continues to affect people in communities on daily basis.
This is a historical phenomenon that started in the 1950s and continued to affect the world economy.
The country's Bureau of Meteorology cited that rainfall deficiencies have continued to affect large portions of Australia's southern regions.
The ongoing shortage of security skills is continuing to affect cloud deployments.
After a single application, the poison remains on the surface for up to two weeks and continues to affect new parasites.
Unemployment for 2009 in Ecuador was 8.5% because the economic crisis continued to affect the Latin American economies.