Sentence examples for effect of the decade from inspiring English sources

The sound effect of the decade is applied to a sound rarely heard in a dance club: a baby crying.

In addition, the lasting effect of the decade-long conflict still exerts an impact on the mental health and psychosocial well-being of people [ 30, 55].

In the shorter term, what kinds of mobilisations and campaigns can achieve outcomes addressing the predicament of people facing the brunt of the economic crisis and the effects of the decade long "war on terror"?

The Era of Persecution officially ended in the United States in 1987 when the presiding Judge, Susan Getzendanner, issued a permanent injunction order against the AMA because she correctly recognized that there would be lingering effects of the decades long AMA boycott: the culture of political medicine had become anti-chiropractic and the AMA would possibly re-offend [ 39, 40].

New rules taking effect in the course of the decade will force banks to set aside at least minimal sums to cover the risk of government bonds.

The Democrats especially want to reverse those, like the repeal of the federal estate tax, that do not take effect until the end of the decade.

Once it takes effect at the end of the decade, the EU law (called BREF) will enforce pollution limits for power stations across the continent.

It is his most significant intervention in climate politics since the landmark 2006 Stern review of the economics of climate change, which made the case that tackling climate change as a matter of urgency will be cheaper than attempting to deal with the effects of the problem decades in the future.

In our calculations we did not assume that women attend for regular screening after the specific decade of interest, because the question under investigation was the net effect of each decade of screening.

The study looks at the big picture, the effect of three decades of mammography screening in the United States.

"This is the cumulative effect of a decade of economic controls – both currency and price controls that drove the productive sector to the ground".