Sentence examples for effect of the depression from inspiring English sources
His most recent book, "The Hungry Years: A Narrative History of the Great Depression" (1999), about the effect of the Depression on rural America, received respectful if not overwhelmingly positive reviews.
But I wonder if this recession will have the opposite effect of the Depression, and may make unions less relevant.(Photo credit: AFP).
It took the cumulative effect of the Depression, the decay of Scotland's industries and the collapse of the British Empire in the mid-20th century to reignite and spread a sense that the bargain was no longer paying off.
The extent to which each of these vast events is elaborated depends principally on the novel's shifting point of view: we might witness an effect of the Depression, for example, in the hastily reported offstage story of a hold-up in town; or we might find ourselves brought as closely to conflict as the oldest Langdon son, Frank, who becomes a sniper in the allied army.
Furthermore, not only the dopamine "enhancing" effect of the depression is abolished by APV, but neither low dose NMDA nor low dose dopamine effects are present.
This result suggests that the effect of the depression construct on each item is different between the two groups.
While we attempted to generate the total effect of the depression-diabetes relationship by selecting estimates adjusted primarily for demographic characteristics, adjustment for confounders varied, and thus our pooled analyses only approximate the total effect.
The effects of the Depression were everywhere; Fuller reported on strikes, race riots, and the daily struggles of the homeless, whose Hooverville shantytowns he made his hostels.
Bill Martin, the chief economist at UBS Global Asset Management, said, "Part of the reason why we haven't seen a larger effect on consumer spending is that the effects of the depression in the stock market have yet fully to come through".
Macmillan was so horrified by the effects of the depression in the north east that he set out a personal manifesto, in the Middle Way in 1938, on how to avoid mass unemployment.
The planners were also acutely aware of the political effects of the Depression, which had legitimized authoritarianism of both the left and the right, so they established the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to ensure economic stability.
