Sentence examples for effects much more 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.

Faced with so many treatment options, Cima says, doctors will need to assess a drug's effects much more quickly.

There is one big benefit with headsets: they allow you to pinpoint the spatial positioning of sound effects much more accurately than through TV speakers.

It is shown that sulfiding of this catalyst is accompanied by unusually large heat effects, much more so than those observed with a conventional supported catalyst.

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?

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

For both pore surfaces, the time required to reach autoacceleration decreases with decreasing pore size, with the effect much more pronounced in the hydrophilic pores.

But it's also true that when it came to government spending, Reagan was in effect much more Keynesian than Obama.

The trouble with this story is that foreign trade is a much larger part of Europe's economies than America's, so Europe should feel the effect much more.

South Korea's new free trade agreement with the E.U. came into effect much more smoothly.