Sentence examples for effect children from inspiring English sources

In effect, children become the spoils of divorce.

Indeed, one of the more uncomfortable findings of the scientific study of marriage is the negative effect children can have on previously happy relationships.

But scientists have noticed what appears to be an unexpected side effect: Children who have the surgery are at greater risk of becoming overweight.

In effect, children - one of the weakest and most vulnerable groups in our society - enjoy less protection than adults under the law on assault, and efforts to protect them are undermined by its existence.

Sachs says his films have become gentler and less internal as he has become a parent, and his recent work reflects a growing interest in the effect children have on their parents and the reverse.

Edward Borges, a spokesman for the state Office of Children and Family Services, said, "Talks are continuing toward a resolution so that this will not adversely effect children or child care providers".

In effect, child labor is a contributing factor to perpetuating the cycle of poverty.

Researchers found eight separate studies that looked at how standing desks effected children in the classroom.

Eventually we may even need to consider the way low gravity effects children born in space.

His expertise -- in fact, his fame -- was in family law in general and how that law effected children, in particular.

"Whether that be traditional couples or same-sex couples...coming from a stable household is what really effects children".