Sentence examples for effect drive from inspiring English sources

This should, in effect, drive down the cost of procreation and, by the logic of the marketplace, increase its appeal.

In truth, the white commercial farmers, who control more than half of the country's fertile farmland and in effect drive the economy, have already agreed to hand over 2 million acres of fallow land in a program supported by Western donors.

But to do so would in effect drive Greece even further into its depression, since it means lower tax revenues, which makes it impossible to pay down any of that debt.

The results of this analysis suggest that shared eQTLs with the same direction of the effect drive blood/lung correlation in gene expression.

"As people are priced out of Manhattan, the ripple effect drives up rents in other communities," he said.

Maybe it was no more than a knock-on effect, driven by a law of unintended consequences, almost guaranteeing that politicians' best-laid plans will somehow unravel.

In the nineteen-eighties, French politicians and intellectuals were seriously worried that the French cinema would be overwhelmed and, in effect, driven out of business by the importation of American films.

And that, in effect, drives up the cost of cable TV for everyone.

The magnetoelectric effect, which arose from piezoelectric effect driven by magnetostrictive force, is studied.

It is proposed that the formation of Pd micro/nano-leaves is related to the effect driven by phosphate anions.

Most probably, this comparative result is another side effect driven by the moderate toxicity of benzoate rather than a direct positive effect from citrate.