Sentence examples for a tangible effect of from inspiring English sources

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

An announcement by Cadbury Schweppes in London on June 19 that it was likely to sell the Americas Beverages division "doesn't have a tangible effect on the course of the launch" of Accelerade, he added.

These differences in the kinetics of the models are due to the differences in noise levels of the functional multimers of different orders, confirming thus that the order of multimerization has a tangible effect on the kinetics of genetic circuits.

Any reduction in carbon dioxide production today will take years to have a tangible effect on global warming because so much of the gas is already in the atmosphere.

The findings show that factors like colours and proportions have a tangible effect on educational spaces at the level of education.

The project turned out to be one of the few Occupy offshoots that has had a tangible effect on people's lives.

Ultimately they can have a tangible effect on patients.

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

So do Iraqis,' says Broomfield. 'But you can't say, except in the most general terms of altering views about the conflict, that the film has had a tangible effect.' The growth of film festivals in the past decade means that films such as Broomfield's can be launched rapidly all over the world.

If you look at the example of vaccinations, conspiracies have a very tangible effect of making people less likely to vaccinate their children and so pose a threat to public health.

These advances in brain imaging, along with an increased understanding of neurochemicals, have transformed a vague and mysterious notion into a tangible effect that scientists consider worthy of investigation.