Sentence examples for effects of course from inspiring English sources

Increasing wealth does tend to have effects, of course.

These side effects, of course, mimic the flu, leading to the rumor that flu vaccines cause the illness.

The effects, of course, have been felt most powerfully in Japan itself.

There are side effects, of course, and by the end the whole thing has a very 1980s American Psycho cocaine paranoia to it.

All drugs have potential risks and side effects, of course, and doctors and patients must weigh those against a drug's medical benefits.

There would be other effects, of course, among them an unprecedented breach in U.S.-Israeli relations and a vast acceleration of the global movement to boycott and sanction the Jewish state in the likely event it resisted the U.N. terms.

The present literature review describes the literature (1990 2005) that concerns the effects of courses in palliative care at the pre- and postgraduate levels.

A study of the effects of courses across seven institutions in the West Midlands, focusing on 167 prisoners, found impulsiveness among prisoners – a key driver of criminal behaviour – was reduced.

Some papers estimating the effects of course-specific (or subject-specific) schoolquality inputs on student academic outcomes provide indirectly an indication thatstudents' change of effort in response to changes in school quality may beimportant.

Thus, Aaronson et al. (2007) find significant effects of, e.g., both math and English teacherson math test scores, and Heinesen (2010) finds significantnegative effects of course-specific class size on marks in the same course, but alsoindication of negative effects on marks in other courses.

The effect, of course, is the same.