Sentence examples for effect the more from inspiring English sources

The more prominent the effect, the more intense people rated their dreamlike visions.

But the displays had an additional effect: the more detail they provided, the angrier they made people feel.

And the longer the sequester remains in effect, the more harm it will do to the economy.

In effect, the more a plant cost to build, the more money the utility could make.

For both the log-stationary effect and the glucose effect, the more resistant cells showed more strand rejoining and less DNA degradation than did the sensitive cells (A38).

Airport and airline officials said they needed time to put into effect the more stringent security measures the Federal Aviation Administration had imposed.

The more dazzling the effects, the more responsive his playing.

… Another critical point is the "snowball effect -- the more people work remotely, the more companies become comfortable with the concept and therefore allow more people to work remotely.

The balance between desirable and undesirable effects: the more favourable the balance, the stronger the recommendation.

The more the world knows about its harmful effects, the more we can do to stop it.

That rise in your self-esteem creates a snowball effect - the more small goals you meet, the higher your self-esteem, which in term allow you to gain that motivation you've been lacking.