Sentence examples for cut the effects from inspiring English sources

As you also report in the same issue (Council asks: what would you cut?) the effects of "austerity" (aka extreme poverty) on the capacity of key agencies to make a difference is increasing.

When you are looking for a protective cream against the sun's damaging effects, you are best off with a product that is known as "broad spectrum", as it will cut the effects of both UVA and UVB.

Walking briskly for just an hour a day is enough to cut the effect of genetic tendencies toward obesity, according to new research.

By employing those strategies, California, for instance, has cut the warming effect from diesel emissions by nearly half since the late 1980s.

These enhancements, known as efficiency wage effects, cut the cost of rent sharing.

Tax cut plans: The effect on you.

When the tension was cut off, the effect is completely reversible.

Two arrested protesters were treated for a minor cut, and the effects of pepper spray, she said.

Its conclusion is that if a single country cuts wages, the effect is positive both for that economy and for the eurozone as a whole.

And while the expiration of the Bush tax cuts — the effect of which would be to raise taxes on Americans by about four hundred and fifty billion dollars next year — weren't part of sequestration, they're having the same effect.

But there are some ways to cut down on the effects, aside from aspirin.