Sentence examples for effect on the younger from inspiring English sources

Their study (which we ran across on the Freakonomics blog) found that a larger gap between siblings benefits the older of the kids academically, without any negative effect on the younger child.

Not only is the vast majority of housing equity in the hands of boomers, they also own most of the pensions – another area of economic activity where the selfish desire to maximise returns has a profound effect on the younger generation.

I think the psychological effect on the younger crowd is a little less that and more "Can I keep my job?" Or, "If I lose my job, what happens?

As a consequence, it can be considered that by increasing the number of the older surviving cells, EE might have a direct effect on the younger newborn cells, although further studies of these phenomena are still needed.

Researchers have not measured the total impact on the population, but the effect on the youngest whales was clear.

But none of these political maneuvers seemed to have any effect on the young men who were fighting.

Gabriele Dietze, a professor at the Free University's John F. Kennedy Institute of American Studies, likened the effect on the young to "a shortcut in the brain".

My strength was in the pastoral and behaviour management side of things, through which I could have a major effect on the young people and our staff.

The lawyers say that poor air quality is known to have a worse effect on the young and elderly, as well as those in lower socioeconomic groups.

To illustrate the older painter's effect on the young Frenchmen, the museum shows etchings by Rembrandt alongside early Degas works.

Hearing Pierre Monteux conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra in the work's New York premiere in 1924 had a galvanizing effect on the young Mr. Carter, a New York native just 15 at the time.