Sentence examples for because of their effect from inspiring English sources

Failed transmission components should generally share the TC responsibility directly because of their effect on TC, and these effective failed components contribute to TC.

Dealers call such agents "magic" because of their effect on profits.

"Free-marketeers don't believe in low taxes because of their effect on spending.

The government has also banned plastic bag manufacturers from making thin plastic shopping bags because of their effect on the environment.

The legal aid cuts are a false economy both because of their effect on criminal justice and because they damage our reputation as a centre of legal excellence".

These grasses, sometimes known as sleepy or drunk grass because of their effect on cattle, induce wooziness in animals through alkaloids, chemicals produced by the fungi that defend the plant.

Aside from their distorting effects on trade, offset agreements have drawn fire in the United States because of their effects on employment.

China's ambassador, Wang Yingfan, who is this month's council president, told reporters after the meeting today that China generally opposed sanctions anywhere because of their effects on the general population.

The heavy metals receive significant interest throughout the world because of their effects which are toxic, teratogenic and mutagenic even at low concentration levels (Mohod 2015).

Ants are considered soil engineers because of their effects on soil properties, availability of resource and flow of energy and nutrients in soil.

Xunzi's normative arguments imply that the rituals and other artificial social forms that Xunzi advocated have value because of their effects, and not because they count intrinsically as goods.