Sentence examples for discourse on the effect from inspiring English sources

Instead there was a worthy discourse on the effect of weather (cold in March and April versus last year's hot Easter) on recent weeks' weak sales followed by a confession that the real problem may just be that consumers are spending less.

Instead there was a worthy discourse on the effect of weather on recent weak sales - cold in March and April versus last year's hot Easter - followed by a confession that the real problem may just be that consumers are spending less.

After the 1989 amendments to the Constitution and the ISA, there was academic discourse on the effect of section 8B(1) on the future development of the common law.

By the way, will UVA give equal time to a discourse on the effects of testosterone surges on men's judgment?

The only time theatergoers relax into laughter during this "Macbeth" is, as might be expected, during the scene in which a drunken porter discourses on the effects of alcohol.

At his office in Gaza City, he offered a discourse on the side effects of the IUD and the pills.

In any case, his prize-winning entry in the contest, published in 1750 as his first philosophical work, "A Discourse on the Moral Effects of the Arts and Sciences," abounded in dramatic claims.

19 21 Women's perceptions of contraceptives significantly influence their decisions to start or continue family planning in Pakistan, supporting recent global discourse on the influences of side effects on usage.

Contrary to expectations, there was no effect of group or discourse on the frequency of gestures, F 2, 58) = 0.29, p > 0.05.

This essay became his prize-winning Discourse on the Arts and Sciences.

When prodded, Mr. Redman will discourse on the difference between San Francisco and New York.