Sentence examples for dislike the effects from inspiring English sources

Americans tend to like the effects of individual regulations and dislike the effects of regulations collectively.

If you dislike the effects of caffeine, one study suggests that decaffeinated coffee has a similar effect, but the effect is small and has not been thoroughly tested.

Reasons included disliking the effects and illegality of cannabis, financial benefits of abstaining, increasing age (five of the seven were age 35 years or over), physical health problems and negative impact on mental state.

Some dislike the side effects of the anti-retrovirals.

"The E.C.B. won't dislike the windfall effect of the euro," Mr. Schneider said.

For those who dislike the jet-engine effect, a hazard of powerful range hoods, designers have solutions.

Some women disliked the side effects of hormone therapy, such as breast tenderness or bleeding.

He disliked the moral effect robber barons had on the country he loved.

Their aloofness and their fatalism makes it difficult for an audience to become involved". The Daily Mail's Peter Lewis disliked the "mesmeric effect of watching insect life under glass", and felt that Smith's habit of "looking at her white, predatory mask of a face in the mirror" made her performance "too self-regarding to be either believable or touching, let alone tragic".

Did she dislike the character?

I dislike the first option.