Sentence examples for effect of starting from inspiring English sources

Oedipus demonstrates, in one of its purest forms, the effect of starting late.

There's the cathartic effect of starting and completing something each night.

This set off a series of anti-Tamil pogroms — which in turn had the effect of starting a true civil war, one that is still going on.

The report says there is a growing "pervasive anxiety" about children's lives, with teachers and parents concerned about the pressures children face from Sats and the damaging effect of starting formal lessons at four on children, particularly boys, who are not ready to learn to read and write.

The effect of starting microstructure on the thermal stability of electrodeposited nanocrystalline Co was studied.

There was no effect of starting age on anterior and posterior cranial base lengths, AFH, or maxillary length (ANS-PNS).

Freshers flu is a well-documented side-effect of starting uni, for obvious reasons: eating unhealthily, staying up late, binge drinking, and meeting hundreds of people with germs they're as happy to share as stories of their gap yah in Injah.

As teenage years bring some of the biggest personality changes, taking into account the psychological effects of starting university life is important.

Leagues and competitions across the world will be affected for three seasons – 2021-22, 2022-23 and 2023-24 – because of the knock-on effects of starting the season containing the World Cup early and ending it late.

HP would want to avoid that, having taken a $2.1bn write-off in its latest quarterly results from the effects of starting and then stopping the building of the webOS tablet and smartphones.

In this study, the effects of starting powder size were considered in an effort to remove macroscopic defects.