Sentence examples for effect has grown from inspiring English sources

This kind of antic effect has grown scarcer in Hanif's writing, which has become increasingly tragic.

Since then, its effect has grown stronger.

Recently, the interest on studying cancer metabolism and the so called Warburg effect has grown as targeting specific metabolic pathways might be a promising approach to cancer therapy.

F.D.A. officials acknowledge that they are paying more attention to interactions among drugs and to certain side effects, including one associated with irregular heart rhythms, as knowledge of those side effects has grown.

Flowbox, which began life as a unique object-oriented programming language for visual effects, has grown into something truly powerful in the moviemaking industry.

The use of animals as predictors of potential ill effects has grown since that time.

Although the agency says that problems with the drugs are rare, reports of the unusual side effects have grown as use of sleeping pills have increased.

The director, Blair Hayes, uses Mr. Gyllenhaal's pointy-chinned naïveté for enthusiastic comic effects; having grown up inside a shield means he has no protective social membrane either.

Over time the special effects have grown more special, but at their finest these are so seamlessly integrated that they no longer pop off the screen (even in 3-D) and instead serve the story's emotional realism.

"However, the compensation effect – which has grown in importance – looks as though it will remain significant in the medium term".

The worsened treatment of Muslims in the U.S. is an unfortunate residual effect that has grown as the threat of Islamic terrorism continues.