Sentence examples for effect grow from inspiring English sources

It does not strive for effect, but lets the effect grow out of its situation.

The best-case outlook is that the euro zone will, in effect, grow its way out of this crisis.

Ad revenue for the big four English-language broadcast networks — ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC — will increase 3.4 percent this year compared with 2010, he said, and, reflecting the quadrennial effect, grow 7.3 percent in 2012 compared with 2011.

Clearly, irreverence is mixed with Colorado boosterism, and the effect grows more solemn as you proceed.

The play's ambling, somewhat scattered effect grows a little sharper as we move into the later segments of the syllabus.

Channel 4's chairman recently complained that the BBC enjoyed £900m a year more income than all its commercial terrestrial rivals combined, with the consequent crowding out effect growing as that surplus rose.

And with each patron and each creator it adds, Patreon's network effect grows.

It said turnover was £309m, meaning revenues have in effect grown by 40% in the wake of the merger.

As the system proceeds to a higher diffusion level, the interaction effect on the experience effect shrinks, while that on the externality effect grows.

Also we show that the effect grows larger as the child grows older and as the family loses eligibility for child benefits.

The researchers also found that the effect grew stronger in the 5 to 6 years after the states approved medical marijuana.