Sentence examples for effect that it could from inspiring English sources

What makes Kuno and Ueno stand apart is the scale of their investment, and the potential effect that it could have on a field currently desperate for money.

There are sound calculations to the effect that it could eventually support four times as many, perhaps many more still as we harness technology to make the deserts bloom, and all that.

To say nothing of the effect that it could have on the foundations of many of London's buildings, as the rising water saturates the clay on which they stand.

"So far, none of the intelligence services or security forces we have contacted have provided reliable information to the effect that it could have been an Islamic terrorist organization," Interior Minister Ángel Acebes said at a news conference on Friday, referring to foreign intelligence agencies.

The federal bankruptcy court in New York agreed that the licenses were worth less than a quarter of what the company bid at auction and ruled in effect that it could keep the licenses for $1.02 billion.

One of the prevailing media narratives of China's recent economic turmoil is the effect that it could have on emerging markets, particularly in Africa.

I think as much as fashion is about telling a story, it needs to be conscious of the social responsibilities as well and the effects that it could have on younger girls growing up.

But all this obscures the broader significance of Cantor's loss, and the ripple effects that it could have not only for the GOP, but also for the business interests that have long enjoyed cozy relationships with Republicans in Washington.

It is worrying for those from lower income backgrounds because the effect is that it could shut out opportunities".

But the justice who wrote the opinion, Anthony Kennedy, said that provision had stood in part because it had not yet been put into effect, and that it could be struck down at a later date.

Patricia Wexler, a Manhattan dermatologist with plenty of celebrity clients of her own, cautioned that alcohol actually had a dehydrating effect, and that it could lead to puffiness, especially if plenty of other, nonalcoholic fluids weren't consumed along with it.