Sentence examples for a continuing effect from inspiring English sources

And emerging-markets experts said that they did not expect the events in Turkey to have much of a continuing effect on other markets.

Partly as a continuing effect of the establishment of the orders of friars in the 12th and 13th centuries, there was a revival of interest in preaching throughout Roman Catholic Europe.

Follow-up suggested that there may have been a continuing effect, predominantly for those with diabetic kidney disease [ 33].

Defenders cite studies that find a substantial continuing effect.

On the comment pages, as the Occupy London's St Paul's protest camp takes down its tents, Gary Younge says that the movement has had a huge and continuing effect in America, and Timothy Garton Ash makes a passionate case on Greece's need for growth.

PICP treatment had an early and continuing effect in promoting vessels formation and development.

Mr. Beck, Mr. Mauer and other experts said the growth in the prison population last year, despite the efforts by some states to reduce the number of inmates, was a result of the continuing effect of draconian sentencing laws passed in the 1990's when the states could afford to build more prisons and politicians competed to sound tough on crime.

We use an extended time-window of two years to account for the continuing effect of a coauthorship in terms of awareness about the coauthors works.

The rapper's reflections on his youthful experience as a drug dealer and its continuing effect on his life.

For example, the chronic stroke health state (N) included the following explanation: "Prior to this year, you experienced a stroke…The continuing effects on your life include the following symptoms and impact".

What begins as a satire of Hollywood soon branches out into a dramatization of the phenomenon of Internet chat rooms, and a look at the continuing effects of AIDS.