Sentence examples for any tangible effect on from inspiring English sources
It is debatable whether "Silkwood" had any tangible effect on the nuclear power industry.
The dollar would have to hold its present lower level "for a number of months" to have any tangible effect on the economy.
-- Note that the issue has been raised already in the German Parliament leading to questions why the Federal Government had donated money without any tangible effect on the prioritised projects yet.
In the era in which information is power, mobile phones' close association with information and communication raises a natural question of whether mobile phone penetration has any tangible effect on the world economy.
Would the policy still be worth pursuing, even if it hadn't had any tangible effect on students' results?
This study was conducted in real-life conditions of septic shock management to address the following question: does DAA have any tangible effect on the early pro-inflammatory response to septic shock, measured as a change in TNF-alpha (TNF-α), interferon-gamma (INF-γ), and interleukin-10 (IL-10) mRNA expressions in circulating mononuclear cells (CMNC) harvested from patients and true controls?
As comprehensive immigration reform remains unlikely in the current political climate, the report highlights steps that the administration could take immediately -- ones that the group contends would have a tangible effect on the immigration system and specifically serve to attract foreign-born talent to U.S. shores.
The project turned out to be one of the few Occupy offshoots that has had a tangible effect on people's lives.
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.
