Sentence examples for effect precisely from inspiring English sources

It has been slow to take effect precisely because the EU's rules give members scope to block policies they dislike.

His wartime speeches achieved their effect precisely because of this heady mix of moralism and supreme confidence in his country's mission.

It would have played out as a crystal-clear case of cause and effect, precisely timed and far too obvious to question.

Although it is difficult to measure the rebound effect precisely it needs to be considered if energy and climate policy goals are to be met.

Mr. Franks would not quantify the effect precisely, but he indicated the new system is already partly responsible for the improvements in Saks's gross margins and excess inventory levels for the first six months of this year.

But if the moral is seen as a caution about due process and the structures of reconciliation that preserve us as a polity, then the story illustrates the bewitching ease with which we sometimes get cause and effect precisely backwards.

But then perhaps we get these negative effects precisely because we are unaccustomed to thinking and talking about death.

Both interval and single-marker association analyses are known to not estimate the size of QTL effects precisely [ 9, 10], therefore Bayesian association analyses, which fit all available markers simultaneously, were also implemented using GenSel [ 11] to verify findings and provide more precise estimates of QTL effects.

This is all the more so because the major potential health risks of concern, neurodevelopmental effects and cardiovascular effects are precisely the areas where the potential benefits may also occur.

Yet — the book's greatest feat, its keenest paradox — the ultimate effect is precisely the opposite of openness.

And this damaging dissociation of the destitute from the rest of the world, this dehumanising effect, is precisely the aspect that such offensive "defensive architecture" feeds.