Sentence examples for effect of courses from inspiring English sources
Previous studies have mainly described a positive effect of courses on leaders' knowledge and performance based on self-reported data [ 15, 16].
The criticism didn't have any effect, of course.
The identification of a link does not imply cause and effect, of course.
One knock-on effect, of course, will be higher prices in pubs, bars, hotels and restaurants.
Once it took effect, of course, a progressive consumption surtax would discourage luxury spending.
The second effect, of course, underlies the claim that taxes inhibit economic growth.
A similar trend has been seen in Britain.The effect, of course, is to depress consumer demand.
You can argue about cause and effect, of course, but not about the shocking extent of the xenophobic crime wave.
What can have a huge effect, of course, is whether the person making the will has a partner.
The effect, of course, is to increase Palestinian rage -- and make it politically impossible for Mr. Arafat to crack down on Hamas or other terrorists if he wanted to.
"I can't say in advance if [the measures we took] will have an effect, of course I hope something will change.
