Sentence examples for an umbrella effect from inspiring English sources

The fallout can have an umbrella effect.

That could create an umbrella effect that improves content authenticity across the web.

"The umbrella effect ('Tumor cannot be excluded') does not help us in any way".

The LGPS has £120bn under management and is in effect an umbrella organisation of about 100 funds operated by local authorities across the country.

SUCH feeling for beauty, for greatness, for never being quite happy, undoubtedly had its roots in his relationship with his mother and with another woman, Isabella Blow, the alarming-looking stylist-aristocrat whose effect was like an umbrella opening in a phone booth — but the perfect umbrella in finest silk.

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) is an umbrella term describing the range of effects that can occur in an individual whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy.

"When you take money out of the economy it has a knock-on effect," said Seamus McAleavey of NICVA, an umbrella body for the voluntary and community sector.

Synthetic cannabis is an umbrella term for hundreds of chemical compounds that mimic the effects of THC, the active ingredient of cannabis, in the brain.

'Genetic quality' is, in the context of sexual selection, an umbrella term that includes additive ('good genes') and non-additive genetic effects ('compatible genes') on offspring survival [ 16].

The effect of this powerful but stilted novel is that of having an umbrella taken from you.

The sites will include an umbrella site, ahh.com, which takes its name from the brand's advertising strategy for 2013, "the Ahh effect".