Sentence examples for a better effect from inspiring English sources

Lilly's results, showing a better effect in mild patients, might lend support to those arguments.

But today's likely stronger pace and definite stronger handling should work to provide a better effect.

Be careful of necklines and be mindful of how small, well-made jewellery can have a better effect.

It obtains a better effect on asphalt absorption and stabilization than basalt fiber and polyester fiber.

The blunt theological talk of the church ladies — right and wrong, salvation and damnation — seemed to have a better effect.

Presumably though the recording — done on another Yamaha that the piano technician, Marc Wienert, voiced to resemble Gould's old Steinway — would have a better effect.

Charles Lamb - his was one of the friendships that flourished in Southey's declining influence - had a better effect on Coleridge's writing.

His idea was that one could create a better effect "if the background and foreground are drawn with lines the same thickness".

"It was an easy transition to propose a stadium, and it has [so far] had a better effect than a basketball or hockey team".

Pharmaceutical treatment often has a better effect when combined with rest and/or sleep.

After all the P3 had a larger soundstage, which in theory, would provide a better effect for gaming.