Sentence examples for effect falls from inspiring English sources

If instead all the polls in the same election cycle are treated as being related to one another, however, the effective sample size declines, and the effect falls just short of statistical significance.

The cost of these benefits, in effect, falls on those in work.

But Windsor warns that as sales fall and the multiplier effect falls away, Samsung's troubles could deepen.

It sets a lower rate (22.5%, in effect), falls on only the most profitable, and excludes small mines.

The "curation" of Pandora, in effect, falls to Michael Zapruder, another musician who has found himself working for a tech company.

And in each case, the effect falls subtly short of the original, sometimes because a component is missing and sometimes because the balance is out.

He told me he believed that Hybels and many of his admirers had, in effect, fallen away from orthodox evangelical theology.

But the effect fell flat following the revelation a day before of the government's private fears about a faltering housing market.

The methodological strategy commonly used to counteract the method effect fall within the framework of multitrait multimethod (MTMM) under structural equation modeling.

And while we don't need to get into the details here, suits from telecoms and trade associations aiming to prevent the rules from taking effect fell flat and everything, amazingly, went more or less as the FCC planned.

The greatest effect fell on Prince Leopold.