Sentence examples for effect on all sorts from inspiring English sources

Of course that's going to have a dramatic effect on all sorts of businesses – journalism among them.

In large part because of capital requirements and their quieting effect on all sorts of trading, Goldman has slashed staff from the risky, lucrative lines of businesses it used to dominate.

I believe that this fear has an effect on all sorts of self-defense and protection choices: self-defense classes, gated communities, private police services and a huge upswing in gun purchases in the last weeks, as you reported.

Bridget Shield, a professor of acoustics at London South Bank University, and Julie Dockrell, now at the Institute of Education, have been conducting studies and advising politicians on the effects of all sorts of noises, such as traffic and sirens, as well as noise generated by the children themselves.

That could have knock-on effects in all sorts of markets where investors have borrowed money cheaply, and used it to buy other assets.

And, as ever in the hyperbolic land of real estate sales, the Capco literature promoting Lillie Square picks its language for maximum, seductive effect on the sorts of buyers it is targeting.

Although officers have been wearing body cameras during a number of fatal police shootings over the past few years, it's not yet clear if they'll have a broader effect on these sorts of encounters.

This finding suggests that extracellular signaling might have an effect on Tau sorting to extracellular vesicles and spreading throughout the brain.

4. The surveillance-state apparatus – which as you point out is the greater danger to democratic survival than the direct casualties from any act of terrorist violence – creates a chilling effect on the very sort of democratic activity that is prerequisite to its dismantling.

Therefore, we know little about how dispersal's simultaneous effect on both species sorting and gene flow affects community and metacommunity responses to climate change.

On the other hand, if the policy preferences of the affluent differ markedly from those of others, this could have major effects on what sorts of public policies are enacted and how our political system should be judged.