Sentence examples for effect to which from inspiring English sources

And then there's the so-called playground effect, to which even Nilsen's own family succumbed.

I think we underestimate the effect to which extremely discounted best sellers take the consumer's attention away from emerging writers".

The latter effect, to which the study attributes much of the observed thinning, can destabilise the sheet and cause it to collapse.

Without the greenhouse effect, to which CO2 is the largest contributor, the average temperature of the earth's surface would be about 0 degrees F, freezing the entire surface (including the oceans) solid.

After all, charisma is to some extent irreducible; in the classroom a scholar can inspire by sheer force of intellect and personality, an effect to which bureaucratic reports seldom do justice.

Semicircular neck bands of this material come in clear red, yellow and green as well as frosted white and purple and can be worn in multiples, an effect to which the artist is partial.

Garrett Stewart's supple, lambent, witty prose is itself a laboratory of the effects to which he pays attention.

The musical language, with its slithering chromaticism and free-floating chords, has narcotic effects to which people in the latter half of the nineteenth century became notoriously addicted..

But they may well fail to have remote effects to which they tend by their nature and which God wills only by His antecedent will.

Despite this limitation, their study provides a large dataset of mutational effects to which we can compare our results.

My surgeon faxed a letter to this effect to Ryanair, which responded saying there was nothing it could do.