Sentence examples for effect that it will from inspiring English sources

But we need to take account of the effect that it will create in the public's mind and try and redress it.

So the British government's position has been, in effect, that it will consider a withholding tax only if there are blanket exemptions for almost all Eurobonds.

I would say that the mother in the story is emotionally violent, but she turns it on herself, not understanding the ricochet effect that it will have on her son.

It is as though the possibility of failure – and of the profound effect that it will have on their material circumstances and social standing – has simply not occurred to them; they are insulated until the moment an impertinent bank manager, certainly of a class below theirs, informs them to the contrary.

Since it is too overwhelming to start big, why not start small and see the very big effect that it will eventually have on your life?

"It's been known to help regulate blood sugar, which is really great if you've got a lot of fruit in your smoothies anyway, so you're sort of balancing out the sugar content and the effect that it will have on you".

"There's a practical effect, in that it'll bring a lot of attention and resources to a targeted state".

Unless Congress passes a measure halting the law — and the president signs that — it will take effect next month.

Due to the enormity of the project and the effects that it will pose for the environment and people living around.

She said she disliked the script and declined the offer because "the film I made was so extraordinary, so full of imagination and special effects, that it will never be equaled".

"Stopped Internet Porn" is an excellent title card for any politician's election-year advertising and, even if the laws did nothing to stop anything, the Mr. or Mrs. Public will probably have little understanding of the effects that it will seem, for a time, that Internet porn was stopped.