Sentence examples for effect worth from inspiring English sources

A dollar of income is, in effect, worth more in the hands of the poor though just how much more depends on attitudes towards inequality.

But if the Japanese parallel is at all relevant, the attack on New York, for all its horror, will have no effect worth mentioning on the city's long-run economic prospects.

A peculiar effect worth mentioning is the fact that SDDV introduces two dips in the DENM PSR curves.

Kvaerner's chief executive, Erik Tnseth, earned $880,000 in salary last year and exercised options, granted before the extortionate new tax laws took effect, worth over $1.7 million — hardly a killing for the head of a $10 billion company.

One side effect worth mentioning is weight gain, a problem for all three of these medications.

Since the high disk detection thresholds measured when the disk was surrounded by a Hermann grid cannot be explained in terms of the Hermann grid illusion, it constitutes a distinct effect, worth studying for its own sake.

Seven doses down, and not a side-effect worth mentioning, certainly no hair loss.

Are the side effects worth it to me or not?

She had been robbed of effects worth 90,000 rand - a Giorgio Armani watch, a white gold and diamond bracelet, a handbag and a Blackberry phone.

With someone who is very old, whose heart may not last much longer, is the risk of side effects worth it?

I must have watched special effects worth hundreds of millions of dollars this year, but nothing has rent the heart as much as this plain low-budget collapse, and it makes you wonder: Was that a soul in Purgatory, and is he now at peace?