Sentence examples for a desirable effect from inspiring English sources

Most of this distortion is deliberate and a desirable effect of the stance of policy.

But Redding and Shaw said the added ejection and subsequent suspension had had a desirable effect.

If we were looking at the emergence of speculative forces, which clearly were evident in very early stages, then I think we had a desirable effect".

And even this isn't that helpful, because in our experience what actually happens is that the surface just gets slightly mushy — not a desirable effect.

Soluble fibre, which dissolves or swells in water, slows down the transit time of food through the gut (an undesirable effect) but also helps lower blood cholesterol levels (a desirable effect).

This is often a desirable effect and is known as "channel hardening".

But the commodity boom has started to have a less desirable effect: soaring food and fuel prices are pushing inflation up across the region.

In the following, we can see that the optimal control function has a very desirable effect upon the population of virgin and divorced which decreases, while the married population increases for almost the entire length of process.

"If you're a drug distributor, what you want is something cheap that can easily to cross borders, that has a broad, desirable effect profile and that you can make money off of quickly, with little risk," said England-based addiction specialist Adam Winstock, who runs the research company Global Drugs Survey.

It can make for a highly desirable effect in your photos.

Raising taxes on cigarettes had both a predictable and desirable effect.