Sentence examples for effects has begun from inspiring English sources

The night of crazy graphics, touch screens, and alarming sound effects has begun.

By Nancy Franklin November 4, 2008 The night of crazy graphics, touch screens, and alarming sound effects has begun.

The design of analogues with altered bactericidal effects has begun to determine the structural constraints on activity and paves the way for the rational design of new antistaphylococcal agents.

In recent years television recruitment ads for the armed forces, with their special effects, have begun to resemble video games.

But as the turmoil in the financial markets that started last summer has persisted and spread, its effects have begun to show.

The ripple effects have begun: between the grain mill and the fish plant was Peter Bo's Restaurant, locally celebrated for, naturally, its catfish.

The more they'd eaten, the worse the consequences — but in any case, once the effects had begun, there was simply no way to reverse them ….

While California has no documented cases of mercury poisoning in humans due to Sierra Nevada contamination, the effects have begun showing up in birds.

Or, in the Cottesloe, Lucy Prebble's new play The Effect has begun.

"It is only natural that we'd be affected by Iraq, but that effect has begun to hurt us," said Jassim Reda, deputy head of the municipality of Manama, the capital, and a Shiite politician.

The ripple effect has begun.