Sentence examples for continues the effect from inspiring English sources

The outpouring of words continues, the effect, no doubt, of what happens when you pass a little ruling and suddenly, as Mr. Wechsler, a real estate lawyer, puts it, "every television show in America" is after you.

Testing was conducted for both short-run and long-run paths, and the results suggest that a 1%% increase in renewable energy subtracts 0.556 % CO2 emission in the short run; if renewable energy continues, the effect further subtracts 0.3082%% CO2 emission in the long run.

While the trend towards delayed childbearing continues, the effect of maternal age on birth outcomes remains a subject of some controversy.

The prospective data in the LLS and Leiden 85-plus study support the 'frailty gene' hypothesis, as rs429358 affects mortality after 85 years and continues the effect after 90 years [HR = 1.08 (95% CI 1.03 1.13), P = 0.001 and HR = 1.08 (95% CI 1.03 1.12), P = 0.001, respectively] (Table S3B, Fig. S4).

"The situation in Gaza is still very bad, the siege continues, the effects of [the last] war can still be felt everywhere, people's houses are still not rebuilt," he told VICE News. .

Davies continued: "The effect that Amazon is having on us is awful, there's no two ways about it.

The trees' leaves, which are darker than grasses, absorbed more solar radiation, and their trunks and branches, which jutted above the snowpack, continued the effect even in winter.

But the paralysis is temporary (generally 4-6 monthso, so further injections are needed several times a year to continue the effect.

These extensions continued the effect of requiring jurisdictions to prove that they had not misused a test or device since before the Act's enactment in 1965.

"The fundamental, overwhelming fact is that Negro unemployment... has continued at disaster levels for 35 years," Moynihan wrote, continuing: "The effect of recession unemployment on divorces further illustrates the economic roots of the problem".

They continued: "The effects of racial segregation and concentrated poverty are far-reaching and long-lasting, and the costs to state and local governments are significant.