Sentence examples for a more positive effect from inspiring English sources

Higher effective mass ratio of C/H would have a more positive effect on the reactor performance in terms of C2H2 concentration.

The crisis is ironically due to a decision that has had a more positive effect within Macedonia itself.

The furore over the film, which also stars Jason Clarke and Joel Edgerton, seems to have had a more positive effect on its potential profitability, however.

These qualities, which can admittedly make full-time life problematic, have a more positive effect on a visitor, who can revel in the city's extraordinary intactness.

Many in his realm assumed deregulating financial institutions would have a more positive effect and expected a big recession to inspire a strong, fairly expeditious comeback.

Rather than concentrating on bonuses, the Government could have a more positive effect by insisting that corporate titans create employment – opening branches, for instance, in deprived areas where high-street banks are prone to retreat.

However he said there was a slightly more positive effect when a gay canvasser was initially perceived as being straight.

Working toward a more attainable goal -- like paying off a certain amount of your student loans within a specific timeframe -- will have a far more positive effect on you both financially and psychologically.

Now, to have had our son would have affected the rest of our lives also, but I see it as a much more positive effect than having to live with such a tough choice that I know I couldn't live with.

This further explains the design of biometric flow channels having a greater, more positive effect on power performance.

Whether it's 21-year-old Matthew Towers from South Africa, who was thrilled to be compared to Alex Turner (presumably minus the unbearable smugness and pompadour), or Kaylan a 21-year-old American who was ecstatic to be described as beautiful the subreddit seems to have a much more positive effect on its users' lives than you'd expect.