Sentence examples for effect the creation of from inspiring English sources

That spontaneous order effect, the creation of order from disorder, is small and short-lived.

As a crucial deadline arrives under the Affordable Care Act – the health insurance reforms nicknamed Obamacare – the intense opposition mounted by Republicans has had a perverse effect: the creation of a mammoth national health programme run by the federal government.

In effect, the creation of vast kingdoms did not eliminate the role of the city, even if the latter was not altogether independent; the Hellenistic state was not at all totalitarian and sought to reduce its administrative machinery to a minimum.

What is now being proposed is, in effect, the creation of some super national supervision of this relationship.

There's another problem facing actors and actresses alike today, one that's rooted in the fundamental aesthetic of cinema: good actors are, in effect, the creations of good directors.

This development had one benign side-effect (the creation of low-cost tracking funds) and one malign impact: a change in investor behaviour.

The effect of the creation of the Welfare State in the aftermath of the war and the subsequent decline of its values is a constantly recurring theme.

One potential effect of the creation of the Champions Cup that has yet to be tested is the stated belief that making the Pro 12 more competitive would help teams in Europe.

The concern attaches not to these specific life forms, but to the wider cultural effect that the creation of such hybrids has, on the meaning and reality that the idea of the "human" has to us.

The effect was the creation of an English style of Bible translation, tinged with Hebraisms, that was to serve as the model for all future English versions for nearly 400 years.

None has had any lasting effect save the creation of a mountain of public debt, prompting the finance minister to say this week that Japan's public finances were "quite near a state of collapse".