Sentence examples for effects have really been from inspiring English sources
The Brazilian shift to prioritising physique over technique is deep-rooted, a misguided policy of the 1970s whose true effects have really been felt only over the past decade.
WWE had really been feeling the effects of the absence of Roman Reigns, but now, "The Big Dog" is back.
"The effect of what the president has done has really been to constrain our freedom of action," said Rep. Adam B. Schiff (Calif ., the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
It has really been a domino effect, I started with one month and made enough money to rent the space for another month.
We are technically now in our fifth year of existing… We have reached that tipping point at this moment where the network effects have really kicked in," said Yang. "That's drawing a lot of students into the marketplace".
The effects team have really gone to town, but it's in the service of a smarter, deeper kind of origin story.
The biggest effect it can have really on the driver is psychologically, but that is not something I want to go into.
The research hasn't really been done".
"The peer effects have been shown to have really big impacts on their ability to have good outcomes," said Chris Duncombe, a Commonwealth Institute policy analyst and one of the report's authors.
He said, "I don't know what the effect has been, because, you know, it's really kind of hard to be out on the road, and I'm just a gladiator these days, so I don't follow every little detail".
