Sentence examples for Have a reciprocal impact from inspiring English sources

Activists in Europe campaigning for the rights of Britons said they were "horrified" by the prime minister's statement in China on Wednesday, saying it showed she did not understand that everything she planned for EU citizens would have a reciprocal impact on 1.2 million British citizens in Europe.

But in neither of these examples is this application of physics to biology examined in detail, and in neither case does the biology have a reciprocal impact on the physics, as will be the case for level 3 tasks.

If host and parasite genotype have a reciprocal impact upon each other, we may predict that these neutral molecular markers would reveal patterns of population differentiation inparasitesand/or their co-selected hosts over generation, consistent with that observed at the phenotype level.

5. Eng2c will soon have a reciprocal capability.

Embracing an incoming president might have a reciprocal effect on the image of the glad-handers.

Their conical roofs are usually either thatched or have a reciprocal frame green roof.

Soils and vegetation have a reciprocal relationship.

CBC can have a reciprocal relationship with transcription.

They had originated in observable facts of biology and physiology, and they could have a massive reciprocal impact — especially if he believed that they could.

JD: It has a reciprocal effect.

Jerry Lewis, one of the four executives, explained that the two states had a reciprocal agreement; N.Y.