Sentence examples for effects of shooting from inspiring English sources

The effects of shooting particles into the atmosphere will vary dramatically in different parts of the world, helping some, harming others.

[Mark and Lisa] are aware of the effects of shooting up or having sex on camera.

The cormorants were nearly extinct on the Great Lakes in the 1950's, depleted by the combined effects of shooting, DDT and pollution.

At breakfast I'm pleased with the effect of shooting my cereal bowl on top of a round glass table, giving the backdrop a mystical, Camelot effect.

The colonel asked if he thought the "strategic effect" of shooting a man whom the Afghan police had essentially lured out of his home "adds to the credibility of the police," an institution that the American military is desperate to make independent and trustworthy in the eyes of local residents.

But what was the psychological effect of shooting these scenes on Oppenheimer and his anonymous Indonesian co-director?

It is perhaps telling that the film's makers chose to reject computer-generated effects in favour of shooting at real American locations: the ghost neighbourhoods of Pittsburgh, the "Abandoned Pennsylvania Highway", and the suburbs of a storm-ravaged New Orleans.

Climate-specific effects of shoot development patterns on reproductive output and survival may result in divergent evolutionary trajectories along a perenniality continuum, which may have broader relevance for plant life history evolution.

"They showed amazing restraint," he said, adding that one reason he eventually put down his gun was that he did not want a police officer to have to deal with the emotional effects of having shot him.

We spoke to Fuqua about reuniting with Denzel, channeling John Coltrane on set, filming with anamorphic lenses, and the effects of being shot as a teen.

No matter how valid any particular rant, the effect after a while is of shooting snail darters in a barrel.