Sentence examples for been effects from inspiring English sources
noun
The result or outcome of a cause. See usage notes below.
- The effect of the hurricane was a devastated landscape.
A federal appeals court struck down the law this summer, saying that it targeted black voters "with almost surgical precision," but there have still been effects.
"We've been able to weather some of these storms, but clearly there have been effects," he said.
There may have been effects from plague and volcanic eruption during this period as well as marine transgression into the Levels.
Another area of investigation regarding the MOA for DCA liver tumor induction has been effects on glycogen and lipid metabolism.
There may also have been effects on trophoblast differentiation and placental development early in pregnancy that were mirrored in these biomarkers measured at term.
In addition, there may have been effects of the calcium supplement on skeletal mineral content, shape, and architecture that were not addressed in this study.
So we have been effected least.
New York and Dallas subscribers have also been effected.
Every time it happens there are effects.
How long will it's effects last?
