Sentence examples for anyway effect from inspiring English sources

a. Small "dead anyway" effect: Higher value to benefits while alive than for a bequest [ 133].

Persons facing higher baseline risks should have higher WTP for a given risk reduction (the "dead anyway" effect) [ 133].

Anyway, the effect has been interesting.

[ image: /photos/59095398ebe912338a3731d4]But anyway: the effect of all this packaging was that the excerpt, which is taken from chapter nine of the second part of "Bovary," when Rodolphe takes Emma riding, sounded to my ear a bit like erotica at first.

But anyway: the effect of all this packaging was that the excerpt, which is taken from chapter nine of the second part of "Bovary," when Rodolphe takes Emma riding, sounded to my ear a bit like erotica at first.

Anyway, the effect of all this tan plastic, although it was a good color match for the leather seats, is something like faux luxe: not the real thing, and creepily artificial.

The issue, anyway, is the effect that Dr. Hayden's nomination might have on the efforts to move the Copyright Office out of the Library of Congress.

With more enduring effect anyway.

Oddly enough, the tunes have their effect, anyway.

Meyer's customer-service posts didn't say "hire me" — but they had that effect anyway.

The answer was none of them - or not to any effect, anyway.