Sentence examples for effects someone from inspiring English sources

This is primarily because unemployment – especially long-term and youth unemployment – has "scarring" effects; someone who is unemployed now because of recession is more likely to be out of work later in life, even after economic recovery.

In effect, someone had to be allowed to fail.

You're unaware how deep-rooted an effect someone on TV has had on your life.

Krall moved to a big European bank, again as a client relationship manager – in effect, someone who finds wealthy clients and keeps them happy.

"I do believe you get a circular effect: someone interested in you in mobile is exposed to the brand and to your great content.

When the twenty minutes are up, you are surprised to find not only that the watch is still working but that you are feeling unnaturally gay and light-headed - is this the psychological effect someone mentioned?

Someone would start a story at a cocktail party or dinner, but as soon as they drew breath or paused for effect, someone else would jump in to top it.

I have a feeling it is the digital equivalent of the 'overloaded night stand' effect; someone isn't going to buy any more books until they make a dent in reading the ones they have already acquired".

Every so often, for dramatic effect, someone (often Mr. Dorfman himself) would continue moving when there was little or no music, or stand still while the music was going, or talk to others onstage or in the audience.

In effect, someone who has not graduated from college is twice as likely to be unemployed as someone who has.

Because of the frame-dragging effect, someone watching a binary neutron star system from afar would observe that the satellites around that system progress in a different timeline.