Sentence examples for effect of the encounter from inspiring English sources

The actual effect of the encounter was to paint an excruciatingly painful contrast for Labour MPs between the senator's magic touch and their leader's dead hand.

One commentator from the leftwing paper Taz suggested that another effect of the encounter might be to finally put Merkel, often referred to as the "Queen of Europe", in her place, because "after all, when Elizabeth became Queen, Merkel was not even born yet".

One debate will not erase doubts that have been building about Palin's capacity to serve as vice president, but the effect of the encounter may shift the focus away from the sideshow that Palin has become and put it back on the two presidential nominees and what they would do for the country.

It will be argued that the effect of this encounter should be understood to amount to the recognition of an individual right to flee (from ill-treatment / persecution / serious harm) that is opposable to both the country of origin and countries of destination in a legally-binding form.

This may in part be an effect of the interview encounter itself (Pugh 2013), in which women are likely to present themselves as good mothers who uphold widely held standards.

Next, a water sample (negative control) was presented to make sure i) the fly did not respond to the positive control because of thirst, ii) the effect of the previous encounter with an "appealing" taste would not have any effect on the following experiment.

Usual care was poorly described in many studies and as this was not standardised, it is impossible to know the effect of the therapeutic encounter between the patient and GP in the control arm of studies.

Respondents were also asked whether the encounters made them feel respected or wronged and how they estimated the effect of these encounters on their ability to return to work.

However, the true complexity of transcription in a bacterial pathogen and the effect of the environments encountered during infection remain to be established.

The questionnaire also included questions about the effects of these encounters on the patients' ability to return to work.

This is the first work to examine in detail the effect of either encountering the antigen in the context of natural infection or vaccination upon the cytokine profile provoked by re-exposure to LF domain IV.