Sentence examples for effects of the summer from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, food prices were up by a modest 0.1%, with no residual effects of the summer drought.

Ladies and gents, we are of course, talking about the effects of the summer anthem, that holy track that's one part ear-worm, another part novelty, and two parts straight-up boogie.

If there was hope for Scotland it was rooted in the signs of German meekness evident in last week's 4-2 friendefeatfeat by Argentina, and some frank admissions from German players over the debilitating effects of the summer.

As the effects of the summer mortgage meltdown work their way through the system, bank after bank has come forward to disclose major write-downs of their mortgage securities holdings–a total of more than $70 billion so far, with this figure poised to rise.

The Indo-Anglian elite, concerned about the effects of the summer heat, quickly agreed to exempt the imports from the usual East India Company regulations and trade tariffs, and the initial net shipment of around a hundred tons (90,000 kg) sold successfully.

However, future analyses will inform us whether the Fall research course can significantly enhance the effects of the Summer enrichment experience on science persistence over longer time periods.

Meanwhile, your job is to tend your livestock and recover from the effects of the winter".

What were the long-term physical, as well as psychic, effects of the winter journey?

"They did not experience the polarizing effects of the 1960s and the Vietnam War".

Still, the officials reported that their cities were still feeling the effects of the 2008 recession.

The rich world is still trying to shake off the effects of the 2008 financial crisis.