Sentence examples for effect on the outcome of from inspiring English sources

That process could give one family a disproportionate effect on the outcome of the ratings.

Money really has almost no effect on the outcome of political races.

Still, many in the news media say that sexist episodes had little effect on the outcome of the primaries.

He also noted that the legislation he and Mrs. Clinton had talked about would have no effect on the outcome of Tuesday's election.

Tuesday's debate between Tim Kaine and Mike Pence is unlikely to have a significant effect on the outcome of the Presidential election.

Burns ruled that, under Scottish law, perjury can only be committed if the alleged lie had a material effect on the outcome of the previous trial.

So, in both cases, local Democrats filed lawsuits contesting the election, arguing that Republicans were given favorable treatment that had an effect on the outcome of the election.

Florey and his team soon realised that penicillin could have an effect on the outcome of the war, and made plans to increase production as rapidly as possible.

In the end, he grudgingly accepted the finding, but insisted that Russian interference had had "absolutely no effect on the outcome of the election".

England captain Steven Gerrard said the disallowed goal had an effect on the outcome of the match but that it should not be used as an excuse.

"But in Test rugby, two or three incidents have such an effect on the outcome of a match.