Sentence examples for effects faced from inspiring English sources

With their heavy buying yesterday, investors seemed to be saying that Monday's late-afternoon selloff overstated the possible negative effects faced by American companies.

But more research is needed to fully understand the long-term psychological effects faced by people who experience TBIs during childhood, the researchers write.

Research on terpenes, still another group of cannabis compounds that may have analgesic effects, faces the same hurdles.

However, major challenges in isolating morphological effects face those attempting to isolate these chemicals in a high-throughput manner using mammalian cells.

Ukraine's army has not gone through the same intensive modernisation process, and is suffering the effects, facing the newer weapons and systems supplied by Russia.

Moreover, any designed study in humans estimating vulnerability to side effects faces additional ethical constraints.

But studies have pointed to a complicated effect: Faced with sizable costs, consumers will cut back on unnecessary care, but also on necessary care.

In effect, facing the N.S.A.'s relentless advance, the companies surrendered.

Having barely named his cabinet, Mr. Schröder in effect faces ballots in February in the states of Hesse and Lower Saxony.

The Democrats emerged from their convention in strong shape, given that Wilson was, in effect, facing two Republicans.

The show's writers faced the same problem with Brody that, in effect, faces a country obsessed with the terrorist bugaboo.