Sentence examples for effect on the real from inspiring English sources

While it is still too early to tell if the change in administration will have a lasting effect on the real estate market, one broker said that the last time there was such a potentially large swing was when the Republicans seized control of Congress in 1994 and the Democrats left town en masse.

"A freezing up of financial markets can have a significant effect on the real economy".

"But they do not have an effect on the real world of corruption".

Particularly in the area with perhaps the greatest tangible effect on the real economy: climate finance for developing countries.

"Because they're expanding their student population at the same time, it doesn't seem to have had a major effect on the real estate market," Ms. Buddington said.

Imagine the galvanising effect on the real economy of every city and town if a £50bn programme of infrastructural QE became the next government's priority.

Its effect on the real-estate market, I suspect, was much more subtle but no less profound.

It is cautious that the type of the classifier has a direct effect on the real-time ability of CDSS.

Can you tell me how you feel about them?" The prompt, which is handed to the physician by the facilitator as the patient enters the examination room for the clinical visit, was created to ensure that the decision support tool exert an effect on the "real-time" clinical interaction between doctor and patient.

Mosley said that the rally in Charlottesville and Spencer's Gainesville speech ― and future appearances by him at college campuses ― are part of an effort to push their movement from an online phenomenon to one with "real-life effects on the real world". .

There will be large knock-on effects on the real economy, including severe damage to developing countries' growth prospects.