Sentence examples for a bit of an effect from inspiring English sources

"Some people say that - and it's true because something changed in the last decade - that it's a bit of an effect of what happened with me," Mourinho said.

The only effect I still notice is a bit of a halo effect around lights when I am driving at night.

"And if you are putting oil on top of salad, it also has a bit of a satiating effect.

"Since the Paralympics, it feels as if there's been a bit of a ripple effect, at least more awareness.

"There is a bit of a domino effect that occurs, but I do believe there is confidence over all.

Moving the position slider to the right makes it sound as if there is more separation between channels, but also has a bit of a muffling effect on the vocals.

"Combined with a warning that some Brexit effects were already starting to crystallise and this week's slowdown in recent economic data we've seen a bit of a domino effect in locally exposed sterling assets, as well as risky assets generally across the world".

There should be a bit of a halo effect thanks to the election as Twitter heads into its fourth quarter.

I think ultimately, it will have a bit of a negative effect, it will move us closer to an economic structure in terms of things like labor laws and social programs that looks a bit more like Western Europe.

The international growth has also led to a bit of a halo effect in the U.S., where its ranking has creeped into the top 50 apps for the Social Media category in the past week or so.

"And you can see you get a bit of a snowballing effect, whereby eventually you end up with a situation where the emergency department gets very full," he said.