Sentence examples for a multiplying effect from inspiring English sources

A Cup final that is also a derby has a multiplying effect.

Since head and pubic hairs are different, he went on, "it's a multiplying effect, it would be one chance in 10,000".

That innovation has created employment around it – agents who are selling those services are feeding families – so one innovation can have a multiplying effect.

But unlike many viewpoint ad campaigns, which are often aimed at public health issues about which there is little disagreement, the controversial ads seem to have a multiplying effect: one ad begets a response which begets a response.

Floyd Abrams, the constitutional lawyer, says this could have a "multiplying effect" as other European Union countries with similarly valuable Al Qaeda quarry, like Germany and Britain, follow Spain's example, whether because of their aversion to military tribunals or to capital punishment.

It had a multiplying effect.

"But we try to be clear about why this is a social investment with a significant multiplying effect, though it takes a generation to see that effect," he said.

Like a Good Housekeeping seal, a National Endowment for the Arts endorsement has a powerful multiplying effect.

Interrogators were worried that even approved techniques had such a painful, multiplying effect when combined that they might cross the legal line, Mr. Kelbaugh said.

Of course, there's no silver bullet, but we can start by channelling investment and political will into UK industries that have a broader multiplying effect on society beyond their basic financial contribution.

ITER's goal is to coax the plasma to produce 500 megawatts (MW) of heat, 10 times the 50 MW of power required to heat the plasma; this multiplying effect is known as a gain of 10.