Affectable

The outcome of the game was affectable by the weather conditions.

The flavor of a dish is affectable by the ingredients used in its preparation.

The quality of education is affectable by the teacher's methods and strategies.

The weather conditions are affectable to the success of the outdoor event.

The storm was so severe that even the strongest buildings were affectable.

The safety of a vehicle is affectable by its design and features.

The writer's creativity was affectable by the environment in which she worked.

My friend is affectable by negative comments and takes them to heart.

She is an affectable person and the romantic movies always make her cry.

Some people are more affectable than others, which makes them vulnerable to emotional manipulation.

The audience was affectable by the emotional performance of the actor.

The manipulative salesman took advantage of the affectable couple.

She's learned to be less affectable over the years, developing a thicker skin and a more rational approach to her emotions.

The new medicine is affectable to treat the disease.

As a young child, he was highly affectable and would cry at the slightest provocation.

The mood of the party was affectable by the music selection.

The animal's behavior was affectable by the presence of other animals in its territory.

The performance of an athlete is affectable by their diet and training.

The performance of the laptop is affectable by the number of applications running at once.

The productivity of an employee is affectable by their work environment and motivation.

The teacher's attitude is affectable to the student's performance in the class.

The newborn baby's mood is easily affectable by loud noises.

The poor quality of the roads is affectable to the safety of drivers.

The durability of a building is affectable by the materials used in its construction.

The virus is affectable to people of all ages.

The success of a movie is affectable by its marketing campaign.

The presence of the cat is affectable to the allergies of some guests.

The efficiency of a machine is affectable by its maintenance and upkeep.

The company's decision is affectable to the employment rate in the area.

The new law is affectable to the overall economy of the country.

Proper hygiene practices are affectable in preventing the spread of diseases.

The technology used is affectable to the efficiency of the system.

The mood of a person is affectable by their surroundings and environment.

Her health is affectable by her diet and exercise routine.

The company's profits were affectable by the economic recession.

The color of the walls is affectable by the lighting in the room.

She was so affectable that even a sad movie could make her cry.

The plants in the garden are affectable by the changing weather.

The advertisement was designed to target affectable customers.

She tried not to show her emotions in public, knowing that she was affectable.

The teacher noticed that the affectable students were struggling to focus on the lesson.

She tries to avoid romantic movies because she's too affectable and always ends up in tears.

She knew that her son was affectable to his friend's bad influence.

His easy-going personality makes him quite affectable to peer pressure.

Teenagers are often highly affectable, making them vulnerable to peer pressure and other forms of manipulation.

Social media platforms are designed to be highly affectable, using algorithms to show users content that will provoke strong emotional reactions.

Some people are naturally less affectable than others, which can make them seem cold or unemotional.

Being in a group can make you more affectable to the moods of others.

The news report was designed to make viewers feel angry and afraid, targeting the most affectable parts of their psyche.

The company's reputation was affectable by the negative reviews of its customers.