Sentence examples for a tangible effect for from inspiring English sources

Now that Russia has finally won membership in the World Trade Organization, it will have a tangible effect for the first time because only countries with permanent trade relations qualify for eased W.T.O.

It didn't begin having a tangible effect for a month or two after that.

This was one of the first times I felt a tangible effect of Obamacare.

When our organs have something wrong with them, like our hearts, livers or bones, there is a pretty tangible effect for those around us to witness.

The money he had on paper for those brief shining moments, did not, for the most part, have a tangible effect on his life.

Microporous organic polymers containing heteroatoms are considered as promising substrates for CO2 capture and separation with a tangible effect on the atmosphere and clean energy applications.

One month on, psychologist Cynthia McVeigh sets a series of tests for the trio: has the new diet had a tangible effect?

Given all these factors, they say that it will take a long while for the central bank's policies to have a tangible effect on inflation.

To have a tangible effect, an initiative must change emissions by a large amount and continue for decades".

"It makes walking more efficient, providing a tangible effect on ambulatory propulsion.

The presence – or absence – of God can have a tangible effect regardless of actual existence.