Sentence examples for be that the effects from inspiring English sources

It may be that the effects of the credit tightening are still unfolding, he suggested.

The result could be that the effects of the terror threats on the 2016 general election are a wash.

It could be that the effects of this are being felt.

It could very well be that the effects of the different SNPs in ABCB1 that we have found in AD patients are physiologically effectuated through the linkage disequilibrium via the G2677T SNP, which is a non-synonymous variant, thus changing amino acid sequence, while the mutations in C1236T and C3435T are synonymous [5, 6].

However, some programmes to extend healthcare have had no significant effect on child labour (Rocha and Soares 2010), and it may be that the effects of maternal illness cannot be fully mitigated unless someone else can be found to do the housework.

"It may be that the effects of the asteroid were a bit worse because you had dinosaurs that maybe weren't as strong in an evolutionary sense as they once had been," Brusatte said.

Early indications are that the effects last for months.

What is happening is that the effects of the crisis are being carefully managed and staggered.

The scariest possibility that the study raises is that the effects of even a single concussion could be permanent.

The point is that the effects ripple out.

Most impressive of all, perhaps, was that the effects seemed to last.