Sentence examples for effects of a more from inspiring English sources

A national cap-and-trade system - which is needed to address emissions meaningfully and cost-effectively - will undo the effects of a more stringent cap within any state or group of states.

It was not immediately clear if they were Italian special forces attempting to confuse potential terrorists or American secret service agents trying to hide the effects of a more than usually gruesome hangover.

DMG's Günter Dielmann estimates that three-quarters of the improved profit performance in 1996 is due to this, and only a quarter to the combined effects of a more favourable exchange rate and macroeconomic climate.

Freud came to see in this troubling interaction the effects of a more pervasive phenomenon, which he called transference (or in the case of the analyst's desire for the patient, counter-transference).

One crumb of comfort is that oil facilities across the region are generally located far from the population centres, where protests tend to be concentrated, and are well defended against anything but a concerted military assault.What might be the effects of a more general supply crisis in the Middle East and north Africa?

Most of the visual changes are side effects of a more optimized UI, doing away with the almost absurd amount of scrolling required by the last interface.

One critic, apparently, opined that he overused swearwords, thus destroying the effect of a more sparing usage.

This is due to falling demand as end clients struggle with the effects of weaker currency versus the dollar; the roll-off of the high margin military and Japanese contracts and the on-going effect of a more competitive market place.

The purpose of the third design-experiment was to investigate the effect of a more elaborate introduction (an interactive workshop) of both sets of experimental guidelines.

This study evaluates the effect of a more "physiological" CDmax on chest compression quality and assesses whether proposed injury risk thresholds are exceeded by thoracic over-compression.

At present, it is unclear which factors induce the negative pathophysiological effects of early administration of PN that counterbalance the beneficial effect of a more optimal nutritional intake with respect to calories and proteins.