Sentence examples similar to effect that lead from inspiring English sources

'Mushroom effect' One of the advantages of such projects is the "mushroom effect" that leads learning organically into many different areas, Hopwood believes.

Several points of departure by the director Krzysztof Warlikowski apparently had a cumulative effect that led to an eruption of jeers.

Holism, on the other hand, would view the entire chain of cause and effect that leads to – and away from – automobile manufacturing.

Justin Hoffman, a Las Vegas D.J. and friend of Mr. Goldstein from recovery, blamed those drugs for starting a snowball effect that led to his relapse.

A drug that might have been substituted for Taxol has a side effect that leads some patients to lose their fingernails.

This can result in a "distribution effect" that leads to additional sales.Some companies have profited from re-allocating their spending across different media, adds Mr Shaw.

By rising in anticipation of future productivity growth, he argues, stockmarkets cause a wealth effect that leads to demand in excess of today's actual supply growth.

This miraculous little chemical has a calming and soothing effect that leads to the development of a strong bond between pet and owner.

She said the main effect of raising the school leaving age was to introduce an "incarceration effect" that led to a postponement in childbearing from the teen years to the early 20s.

The victory over Scotland was a delight, not least for Paul Gascoigne's volley but also because it was preceded by a nervous draw with Switzerland, and had a liberating effect that led to the 4-1 dismantling of Holland.

We suspect that there might be a moderator effect that leads to such inconsistency.