Sentence examples for effects of stealing from inspiring English sources

His bat speed slowed, he said, and his legs felt the effects of stealing 78 bases — but none after Sept. 15.

While the effects of stolen credit card information, for example, can be quickly identified and corrected, this may not be the case with a corrupt 3D object that works in a mechanical system.

A three-year-old lawsuit is coming to court in which he is accused, in effect, of stealing the idea for Facebook from three other Harvard students.

No matter what happens at the Israel-Palestine summit, Mr Bush's convening of it will have the satisfactory effect of stealing whatever thunder Mr Chirac intended to unleash in Evian.

One final note: at some point, someone might tell you that every time one of these rape apologias makes it into print, it has the net effect of stealing away one more portion of courage from women the world over who have survived rape, who might ordinarily confront their attackers in an attempt to bring them to justice.

These instance types have no stated performance value in terms of compute units, or indeed otherwise, and are particularly susceptible to the effects of cpu stealing.

To do so, he must locate seven "Star Spirits" to negate the effects of the stolen Star Rod, which Bowser uses to render himself invincible.

He also worked with her on behalf of the prince during the abortive prosecution of Diana's butler, Paul Burrell, accused of stealing her personal effects.

In a second set of analyses designed to assess the relationship between guilt and stealing behavior in the Thieves' Game, a linear regression using self-report of guilt to predict stealing behavior while controlling for the effects of demographics and personality traits demonstrated that self report of experienced guilt was the only significant predictor of stealing behavior.

He was falsely accused of stealing $1.50.

Theft generally covers all acts of stealing.