Sentence examples for effect raised from inspiring English sources

The LG deal in effect raised component prices for the PC unit, which otherwise could have bought LCDmonitors and optical drives from a different supplier at lower prices.

This in effect raised the abridger to the level of an author.

Other disputed decrees by Mr. García remain in effect, raising the prospect of new protests.

The investment-management industry may become even more commoditised.The momentum effect raises a further important issue.

An increase in fees for processing immigration documents went into effect, raising the cost by an average of about 66percentt.

Trans fats have been shown to have the opposite effect, raising levels of LDL and lowering levels of HDL.

The time lag before interest rate adjustments take effect raises the possibility that the economy will slow down more than is necessary.

This is exactly the effect raising interest rates would have for a large part of the population, especially those stranded on SVRs with no hope of remortgaging.

Then, in January, the first phase of the minimum-wage hike went into effect, raising wages to more than eleven dollars an hour.

Elliot is, in effect, raising Pete; the dragon is a friendly one, whose fire-breathing is more a matter of myth than of reality.

Without action, a 21 percent cut in doctor fees paid by Medicare would take effect, raising the prospect that some physicians might refuse Medicare patients.