Sentence examples for a far greater effect from inspiring English sources

Investments in initial offerings generally have a far greater effect on new funds, which have a small base of assets, than on more mature funds.

Furthermore, in the 1970's, sharp changes in the price of oil had a far greater effect on the economy, and inflation, than now.

For women, environmental noise like the rumble and commotion of traffic had a far greater effect on the risk than working in a loud office.

It could be argued that Occupy's expression in London had a far greater effect on the church than it did on the City.

Each of these measures would have a far greater effect on the oil equation than drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, for considerably less cost.

Wouldn't it be better if the Department of Health invested its resources in public health measures that would have a far greater effect on the nation's health?

As Northwestern sociologist Monica Prasad has noted, however, Denmark used a carbon tax to far greater effect: between 1990 and 2005, per-capita carbon emissions in Denmark fell by a stunning 15%.

In January the government sold smaller batches of grain to a larger number of traders, with far greater effect on prices.

The old firm of Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad were soon back in business before their fresh apprentice was introduced to far greater effect than an out-of-kilter Steven Finn.

The fact is that a dollar spent reforming the Chinese, Indian -- or, for that matter, the American -- economy to use less energy would have far greater effect on global emissions than a dollar spent helping a small poor country buy solar panels.

So a six-month moratorium would quite likely have far greater effect on American oil production that it would seem at first glance.