Sentence examples for bizarre effects from inspiring English sources
But it does have some bizarre effects.
The One China policy produces some bizarre effects.
Instead the sometimes bizarre effects described by quantum theory would take over.
The app also has filters that create various nostalgic or bizarre effects.
As a case of the bizarre effects of competition between scholars, take some recent exchanges on female circumcision.
Lem's novel posited the existence of solaristics; the study of an outlying star system that had bizarre effects on human psychology.
Instead, it had the bizarre effect of making traffic worse.
This relief tapers off for firms making £10,000-£50,000, withethe bizarre effect that the marginal rate of tax they pay will increase from 20% now to 22.5%.
Störmer and Tsui discovered the bizarre effect while applying strong magnetic fields to semiconducting material cooled to extremely low temperatures and then measuring what happens to the electrons flowing through it.
Swimming down from the flies or sliding in from the wings are a trio of specialty singers (Jacqueline B. Arnold, Anastacia McCleskey and Ashley Spencer) who sing the songs to which the men often lip-sync, a busy and bizarre effect for a live musical.
One way to see the bizarre effect of this hole is to notice that if you are a retiree and spend $2,000 on drugs next year, Medicare will cover 66percentt of your expenses.
