Sentence examples for effects extend from inspiring English sources

Its effects extend beyond that of inhibiting growth; in fruit, for example, ethylene is regarded as a ripening hormone.

Those effects extend well across the state line, with the fire itself crossing into New Mexico on Saturday and a thick smoky fog spreading far and wide.

There they can proceed with the manufacture of GM crops, creating dangers to the environment not only in the countries in which the crops are produced but wherever their effects extend.

It found that black carbon is a significant cause of the rapid warming seen in northerly regions of America, Canada and northern Europe and Asia and its effects extend further south, inducing changes in rainfall patterns of the Asian monsoon.

For instance, the ESPN Web site is running a tribute to the amendment called "The Power of IX," which it praises as "a law whose ripple effects extend far beyond the U.S., creating a women's sports culture awash in opportunity".

However, it is unknown if these effects extend to midlife.

Historically, designers have not thought much about the ripple effects extending from their decisions.

But he also uses computer-assisted techniques to amplify the effects, extending what the camera can do.

Although students and staff with allergies and asthma were particularly hard hit, the toxic effects extended to others as well.

In the study that Mr. McKeon often cites, an expert committee appointed by the Education Department reported that the students hurt most by rising tuition were those with incomes under $25,000, with the effects extending to those with incomes up to $50,000.

The results for males also showed substantial negative initial effects extending for the first five quarters.