Sentence examples for effects beginning from inspiring English sources

If Bookscan did succeed in signing up most of the market, including most independents, it could have far-reaching effects, beginning with the influential process of anointing best sellers.

What makes the cento so appealing a poetic form -- and one with increasing popularity -- is the opportunity to revel in quotations and yoke them strategically for a variety of effects beginning with surprise and humor and ending sometimes in clarity and vision.

Figure 6 Estimated cumulative minimum wage effects beginning one quarter prior to minimum wage increase, with 90% confidence intervals.

Woody vegetation reduction by prescribed fire, mechanical treatments, or herbicides initiated a cascade of effects, beginning with increased availability of nitrogen and soil water, followed by increased growth of herbaceous vegetation.

We found evidence for a levelling off in both incidence rates and period effects beginning in 1992.

The models were simplified by the stepwise deletion of non-significant (p > 0.05) fixed effects, beginning with the effect showing the highest p-value [ 67].

But, when a murder is committed, "Side Effects" begins to change.

You do one thing, the effects begin to fade, you do another, and so on.

Even the special effects begin to pale, and some of them, in the closing scenes, feel sketchy and unfinished.

As the trailer, a characteristically loud promotion laden with special effects, began, the prince remained on his feet.

As the side effects began to subside, many of the patients began to believe they had beaten their cancer.