Sentence examples for effects of a major from inspiring English sources

Dr. Folk is feeling the effects of a major change engulfing agricultural research.

The effects of a major recall are often unpredictable, bringing near ruin for some companies and few consequences for others.

The country was still coming to terms with the effects of a major earthquake in 2010 and last year's Hurricane Isaac.

Bernanke told the press: "If the 'fiscal cliff' isn't addressed … I don't think our tools are strong enough to offset the effects of a major fiscal shock".

"It could take 15 years for stocks to work off the effects of a major bubble," he said.

The effects of a major miscalculation — presuming that Sanchez was ready to take over the offense, while simultaneously divesting the offense of talent around him — still reverberate.

The effect of a major quake "is something we need to worry about and prepare for," he said.

And it emerged as an unexpected side effect of a major federal trial here involving two notorious old Boston mob leaders, Stephen Flemmi and James Bulger, known as Whitey.

The official note records that: "The point he wished to emphasise was the most serious miscalculation which we would be making is [if] we disregarded the deterrent effect of a major maritime capability in peacetime".

All over town, people felt frustrated and helpless, they said, as a disaster that could have the environmental and economic effect of a major hurricane crept toward them, like Hurricane Katrina redux, but this time in silent, excruciating slow motion.

Popularised in the late 1970s, Lucas's critique of his contemporaries pointed out that it can be very misleading to take as given the relationships between different variables estimated from past data when trying to predict the effect of a major change in policy.