Sentence examples for a real-world effect from inspiring English sources

"But we're already seeing the Skilling decision have a real-world effect, and the Justice Department has been and will be more cautious in bringing these cases".

Aside from taking the media world by storm, the Move Your Money campaign is having a real-world effect.

(What's interesting is that, despite the tragic associations between Yellow Dogs and "Persian Cats," the Ghobadi movie is actually one of the few films out there that did have a real-world effect — a quantifiable one, no studies or hypotheses needed. The publicity allowed the band members to flee to Istanbul and be welcomed at the U.S. Embassy, and then eventually to the U.S. itself).

Rooney's resolution is unlikely to have any real-world effect, because the Democratic-controlled Senate is unlikely to approve it.

Creating that kind of negative incentive, Justice Stephen Breyer said, is a "real world effect" the court should carefully consider.

It's impossible to argue that today's avalanche of insurrectionist rhetoric doesn't have a real world effect.

The Maysleses' enduring theme of the absent boundary between theatre and life, between show and reality, is stood on its head: art as great as that of the Stones is destined to have a mighty real-world effect.

These data indicate a smaller, real-world effect of anti-TNF treatment than the effect seen in trials.

Designed to address such thorny issues as the use of prison and child labor and freedom of speech in the workplace, the policy that emerged was criticized as "a compromise of a compromise of a compromise" that will have little real-world effect.

Even when a randomized trial has been conducted, observational studies can be used to estimate the real-world effect of an intervention, which may differ from the results obtained in the controlled setting of a clinical trial.

Efficacy data for prophylactic drugs, mainly from older clinical trials, relate to a change from a placebo run-in period, which underestimates their real-world effect.