Sentence examples for a very big effect from inspiring English sources

In writing, our sensitivity to small sounds is such that a minute alteration in decorum can have a very big effect on tone.

It was tremendously surreal animation and it didn't have a traditional narrative or characters, and it had a very big effect on me.

This expansion of the European Union had a very big effect on the UK.

This would have a "very big effect", he said, because schools are judged on the percentage of their students who get five good GCSEs including English and Maths.

The 110-kV grid obviously does not have a very big effect on the GIC in the 400-kV system since the lower the voltage, the higher the transmission line resistances, which makes the GICs smaller.

Teens, in particular, are searching for meaning in life, so you can have a very big effect on their lives with only a few words.

It might be a very big issue in Alabama.

[laughter] But the diabetes was a very big issue.

"Allegro' had a very, very big effect on me," he says.

Prof Russell Foster told the BBC: "We reduced levels by 50-60%, which is big enough to get a very, very big effect.

Since it is too overwhelming to start big, why not start small and see the very big effect that it will eventually have on your life?