Sentence examples for effect promoted from inspiring English sources

The Governor would remain neutral in such a primary, Cuomo advisers said, even though he had, in effect, promoted it by encouraging Mr. Dyson to run.

An advertising executive who helped develop a Ripped Fuel campaign targeting body builders in the 1990's said: "The key effect promoted was fat-burning, and it was promoted to bodybuilders and people who wanted to look like a bodybuilder.

The key parameters that control photodegradation are quite high specific surface area (395 m2/g) of silica support, very low content of C60 (0.04%) and the size effect promoted by homogeneous dispersion of C60 nanoclusters (10 nm) in SiO2 support.

The superior aromatization performance was tentatively attributed to the (gallination degalliation–"re-gallination" of extracrystalline Ga2O3) effect promoted by the combined effects of hydrothermal (in situ) synthesis and hierarchal pore arrangements.

The regent, Ward Connerly, said that in the next two months he would review the programs to verify his suspicion that they in effect promoted "self-imposed segregation" on California's campuses and existed in part to coddle members of minority groups.

Second is an undesirable effect promoted by high level of viscosity experienced at high volume fractions of nanoparticles.

The process is extremely fast by evolutionary standards, showing that exceptional conditions are in effect, promoting extraordinarily rapid evolution.

This effect promotes stray grain formation in the pool by increasing the extent of constitutional supercooling.

Oxophilic effect promotes the oxidation of COOHad intermediate into the final products CO2/CO32-.

But as Celtel shows, some businesses can have a powerful ripple effect, promoting economic activity and generating new investment.

Its chemical effect promotes the appearance of third hydration peak, forms carboaluminate and reduces the porosity of cement-based materials.