Sentence examples for appreciable effect on from inspiring English sources

Hinman's allegations had no appreciable effect on Arthur's Presidency, and a vast majority of Americans never heard them.

It appears to have had no appreciable effect on the rate of loss of animals, plants and wild places.

GREEN marketing of certain products could potentially have an appreciable effect on human behaviour.

Mental activity, though it may seem taxing, has no appreciable effect on energy requirement.

Both wives died, as did eight of his nine children before reaching adulthood, without appreciable effect on his unsinkably ebullient self-absorption.

"As long as interest rates stay below 8.5percentt, I don't think you'll see an appreciable effect on the market," Mr. Fiorito said.

The trauma of war and the privations that Japan suffered in its aftermath didn't, she thought, have an appreciable effect on her.

Moreover, the bank did allow an increase in the monetary base last year of 16%—without any appreciable effect on money supply.

Profits became the principal measure of managerial success, and bonuses based on profits had an appreciable effect on managers' and workers' incomes.

At the turn of the century, as for the preceding two centuries, quinine was the only known drug to have any appreciable effect on malaria.

They conclude that it had no appreciable effect on overall teacher quality, in large part because schools do a poor job of recruiting and selecting the best teachers.