Sentence examples for effects of a move from inspiring English sources
In a panel discussion with designers at the Eyes on Design awards presentation at the Detroit auto show on Tuesday afternoon, Dave Marek, design director at Honda R&D Americas, talked about the invigorating effects of a move.
Soon the world will be able to assess the effects of a move in the other direction: a decision to let China bid at a one-off auction of legal ivory from four African countries whose elephant populations have stabilised.
York FC, later known as York Wasps, formed in 1901, were one of the oldest rugby league clubs in the country but the effects of a move to the out of town Huntington Stadium, poor results and falling attendances led to their bankruptcy in 2002.
Here, an improved SONAH procedure is proposed that includes the mean flow effects of a moving fluid medium while the sound source and receivers are stationary.
The purpose of this study was to assess the effects of a moving platform and load stability on recruitment of selected trunk musculature and thoraco-lumbar kinematics during common lifting tasks.
With technologist PfeifferAlex Chung, Pfeiffer considered the formal, aesthetic and conceptual qualities of the video loop, specifically the animated GIF.
To eliminate the effects of a moving violation on your driving record or eliminate a traffic ticket, you cannot have attended traffic school within the last 18 months.
The lack of studies concerning the adverse effects of such a move are a glaring oversight.
Whether the report presages a victory so resounding that it ends the long war, or just another inconclusive skirmish, now depends on the 100 battle-hardened warriors of the Senate.Barack Obama, who called for the repeal of DADT while running for president and again in his state-of-the-union message at the beginning of this year, instructed Mr Gates to consider the effects of such a move.
But the effects of such a move are unclear, since the exporters still face troubles getting paid.
Even with a new pledge on Monday by Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil exporter, to increase production to help reduce global petroleum prices, the effects of such a move on American energy costs remain unclear at best.
