Sentence examples for effect of lives from inspiring English sources

You could sense them reeling from understanding what Byron called the "ripple effect" of lives devastated by violent crime, and the beginnings of empathy emerging.

"The Effect of Living Backwards" is far livelier and less portentous.

Perhaps it is the effect of living next to the United States.

The Effect of Living Backwards by Hiedi Julavits Virago £12.99, pp336 The 'effect of living backwards', as the White Queen tells Alice in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, is that 'it always makes one a little giddy at first'.

If it was closer than thirty metres, then the rubber bullets would have the effect of live fire.

Julavits has the talent to live up to her ideals, but The Effect of Living Backwards lacks the heart to make us care.

When the shutters and giant windows open, they create Mr. Ban's intended effect of living in a space that exists somewhere between indoors and outdoors.

This chapter explores the effect of live pressure in pipelines on the design of composite overwrap repairs.

Current design codes and researchers usually approximate the effect of live loads on such soil-steel culverts.

This suggests that the estimated disemployment effect, insofar as it arises solely due to the "average" wage effect of living wages, is larger than would be expected.

White muscle analyses at slaughter revealed a significant 65% decrease in glycogen due to crowding, but no significant effect of live-chilling.