Sentence examples for a continuing effect on 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.

In the wake of the fires and vandalism last night in Oakland, it's clear the Occupy Movement has something to learn from the Tea Party if their mobilization is to have a continuing effect on American politics: The Movement needs to marginalize its extremists.

The range of independent forecasts for 2017 suggest growth of between 0.9% and 1.3% for Scotland". Economy Secretary Keith Brown said there was no doubt that the dip in oil and gas prices in recent years has had "a continuing effect on the Scottish economy".

If, as the white paper implies, the bill provides for a continuing effect in respect of EU law on devolved matters, then this would imply that consent motions would be required from the devolved legislatures so long as the government chooses to abide by the Sewel convention.

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

"This is the only way we can maintain a viable business able to cope with the problems of the national economy and the credit crunch and its continuing effect on us, the substantial drop in our advertising revenues and the continuing drop in our circulation figures". A viable business?

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".

Our results show that minor forest logging (22 26 cut stumps ha−1) carried out a century ago may have continuing effects on forest characteristics, including dead wood dynamics and the wood-inhabiting fungal community – especially the abundance of red-listed species.

It includes detailed discussion of the acts, lives and judgments of important Pakistani judges, with their continuing effects on the life of the nation.

It was concluded that oral support and NNS are beneficial for preterm infants and that both interventions have immediate and continuing effects on the amount of formula taken in the first 5 minutes of feeding.

Furthermore, the complex wheel Vmax values indicated continued effects on this behaviour even after a 6-week period for recovery, which is typically associated with extensive remyelination, indicating continued neurophysiological abnormalities.