Sentence examples for dull effect from inspiring English sources

This is because too thin tungsten films have limited improving effectiveness on the ZnO nanowire conductivity, but the dull effect on the tips of nanowires will be prominent if the tungsten film is too thick.

Several forces may be combining to dull the effect of the exchange rate on exports.

Like any soapbox oration, no matter how clever it may be at the outset, repetition can dull the effect.

In America, these firms' revenues grew by 20% a year in the decade to 2011, to $7 billion; in China, they rose from almost zero in 2005 to $12 billion in 2010.Companies are responding to high oil prices, which stimulate energy savings everywhere, although energy subsidies dull this effect in some countries.

(It has now been painted various shades of yellow, however, dulling the effect).

The cumbersome equipment, the smoke machines and small army of technicians somehow dulls the effect.

After three hours, hothouse drama squeezed out syllable by syllable ends up wearying the ear and dulling the effect.

But by expanding Dante's concentrated original, James often dulls its effect, as we see when Francesca introduces herself in the celebrated canto of the lustful: "Born where the Po descends to the seashore / To meet its followers and rest content, / I was a beauty".

Mario Draghi's accommodating stance at the ECB is testing the patience of German politicians and constitutional judges, and inaction at national level will anyway dull the effects of monetary activism.The machine is not entirely gummed up.

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Wendy said Terry being on suboxone is a relief since it can dull the effects of opioids if he relapses again.