Sentence examples for effects much from inspiring English sources

High fuel taxes, on the order of $2.00 per gallon (2007$), have somewhat greater effects, arguably more favorable cost-effectiveness ratios, and produce their effects much more quickly because they affect the usage rate of both new and used vehicles.

This time could be different: The downturn is much sharper, its effects much more broadly felt.

This could in turn leave other organisms without the products processed through "nitrogen fixation" by the bacteria, triggering catastrophic effects much further up the marine food chain, on creatures such as fish.

Particularly when, as the rabbi will know, secular circumcision has been declining in Britain, even among its principal enthusiasts in the upper classes, in the decades since doctors ceased to extol its allegedly "hygienic" effects, much cherished by Victorians.

As in AOL 8.0, you can now format your outgoing correspondence to within an inch of its life, dressing it up with fonts, photos and special effects (much to the horror of Internet veterans who resent the bloat and hideous aesthetics that can result).

But although its ash did interfere with some flights in the north of Europe, different weather patterns, larger particles and, crucially, a reluctance born of experience when it comes to closing down every airport in range made the long-distance effects much more tolerable this time.In this section The unhappy campers United in apathy What did they know?

Several of the other changes would take effect much sooner.

Then the tax laws would be simpler and the tax effect much more predictable, Mr. Schizer said.

She said the super-hard coating made the "bounce back" effect much stronger than when peeing on a regular wall.

Third, as a direct result of this reduction, the statute of limitations comes into effect much earlier.

○ b) Patients assessed the "Maximum increase of life expectancy" somewhat lower than physicians whereas physicians assessed the "Avoidance of long-term side-effects" much higher than patients themselves.