Sentence examples for effect on winning from inspiring English sources

But, Mongeon and Boyle added, "fighting has no effect on winning"; the goals scored in those five minutes are almost evenly divided between goals for and goals against.

It certainly appears to have an effect on winning; Golden State is 8-9 when it happens this season — and Golden State lost nine total regular season games a season ago.

Is there any evidence that performance in the Ames straw poll has an effect on winning the GOP presidential nomination?

The knock-on effect of winning is that he's going to be number one for some time.

I believed we could have some real positive effects on winning baseball games".

Similar approaches have been used in mortality comparisons between winners and losers of specific events to identify the effect of winning that event on mortality (for example, comparisons of mortality among actors winning versus losing an Academy Award, baseball players inducted into the Hall of Fame, and Nobel Prize winners).

But what may be more attractive to struggling poets are the effects of winning -- several have gone on to earn national awards and publish mass-market books.

We now show also that the Rho GTPase inhibitor C3 transferase has the expected inhibitory effect on WIN-induced retraction.

In addition to making it more difficult for problem gamblers to bet with stolen money, this could also have a knock-on effect on high‑staking winning punters, who can get their bets on only by resorting to multiple alias accounts.

"I would say it is very difficult for a captain to have a ­significant effect on you winning a Ryder Cup," says Westwood.

"She walked into the room for her audition," Crowe remembers, "and the room just kind of tilted her way". Zellweger seems to have that effect on people, winning over the likes of writer-producer-director Crowe, superstar Cruise, producer James Brooks and a slew of Sony executives nervous about hiring a Hollywood newcomer to help carry such a big movie.