Sentence examples for effect apart from inspiring English sources

And who else would stick at it for 23 years, grafting away to little notable effect (apart from making a stonking enemy of Tony Blair)?

Iraqis say its most obvious effect, apart from the closure of bars and pubs, has been the proliferation of speakeasies and a sharp rise in drinking at home.

"The unprecedented number of subprime and other weak mortgages in this bubble set it and its effect apart from others in the past".

Even if it provoked fury and condemnation (it really hasn't), it's debatable whether any sort of direct action – such as petitioning retailers not to carry the title – would have any effect apart from some free publicity.

A lot of commentators concluded that Obama's Wright/Ayers/ bitter" troubles and the Clinton attacks based on them had had no effect, apart from driving Clinton's negatives up faster than his.

The other effect — apart from a little deep purple — was the sheen on fabrics, with that reflective effect of the wings beating against silken materials, as pale as a rain-washed sky.

At the same time, his praise would have answered her shy, shrinking ambition, her tremulous egoism — until, perhaps, she could not quite tell the two effects apart.

If so, should I stop taking it before flying to Australia or would it have any other effects apart from the anticipated symptoms of the menopause?

Mr Bush fainted and collapsed but later resumed a tour of the country with no apparent ill effects apart from a large bruise on his cheek.Zone of uncertaintyColombia's peace process limped on.

We attempt to tell these two effects apart in the next section.

The risk for side effects, apart from the reduced oxygen concentration in the inspired gas, seems minor.