Sentence examples for effects extended from inspiring English sources

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

Their effects extended to the Hussite reform movement led by Jan Hus in 15th-century Bohemia and to the 16th-century radical reformer, Thomas Müntzer, who substantiated his revolution against the princes and clerical hierarchs with a new outpouring of the Spirit.

It is concluded that for salt reduction of up to 25% to be achieved without negative side effects, extended ageing and restrained proteolysis are key factors.

He did so by applying to religions the general framework, laid out in the treatise, of a heavenly causality whose effects extended to sublunary events, making it responsible for the historical succession of different religious systems.

Mysts effects extended to those who played the games and technology.

The effects extended into Texas, and Brazos Island, Port Isabel, and Port Aransas were flooded due to the storm surge.

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.

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.

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.