Sentences with phrase «huge numbers of people affected»

The drop in prevalence after applying morbidity criteria is dramatic, but still suggests huge numbers of people affected - around 1.8 million in the UK and 8.9 million in the U.S..

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Giving legal recognition to humanist marriages is a simple measure that adversely affects no one, has huge popular and political support, and would increase the number of people getting married each year.

That's a huge number of people, which means that the chances that either you or someone you know being affected are pretty high.

In reality, they don't affect a huge number of people, and when they do the charges are relatively small.

In the course of 2016, according to the World Bank, 3.7 billion people took flights, so even a small percentage of disruptions could affect huge numbers and keep them, fuming with impatience, in the flight lounges.

And the kicker is that children ARE their own unique selves, formed of DNA from huge numbers of persons of past generations, all combining and recombining differently... (Ignoring of course the disparaging role modeling as affecting self - esteem... because it's not what daddy did that harmed anyone, it's that mommy complained about it...)