Sentence examples for effect of lots of from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM JOHN: Your article talks about the cumulative effect of lots of small impacts.

The aggregate effect of lots of jitters is said to be a "wobble", which, if uncontrolled, leads to a "meltdown".

Given the prevalence of excessive leverage, procyclical risk models and illiquid assets, the effect of lots of different institutions trying to reduce their own risk was in fact to increase systemic risk.Another problem was that variations in the quality of risk management among different institutions became clear only when disaster struck.

In terms of people taking those things away from what I say in my stand-up, I think that's more from the cumulative effects of lots of comedians doing it.

This protective effect reduced the influence of lots of near work or having short-sighted parents – so it wasn't just that children spent less time on near work.

Competition suits customers, but it also carries the risk that clearing-houses will water down standards on the amount of margin they demand, for instance to win deals.That feeds worries about the other effect of lots more clearing: a new concentration of risk.

Such a strategy would, however, need to be carefully implemented owing to the high imprecision of the assay and greater effect of lot-to-lot reagent variation at low troponin concentrations.

This basically has the effect of making lots of tiny cuts in the area where the tattoo is.

"The dress sort of has an octopus effect — lots of arms and tentacles".

"And what they discovered then alarmed them enough to hand it over to IT specialists within the anti-terrorist police who looked much more broadly and, basically, what they discovered was, yes, this does effect lots of other people, dozens of celebrities I'm told, and cabinet ministers and goodness knows who else besides".

"One of the NRDC's main points, and one of the things I deeply believe, is that climate change will be done through the cumulative effect of a lot of small actions," Mr. Deull said.