Sentence examples for effects that much from inspiring English sources

There's also the question of the aesthetic sacrifices, or at least, effects that much smaller budgets would have on directors accustomed to thinking big — or how they'll evoke their big ideas with simpler means.

Our pooled effect of placebo acupuncture (standardised mean difference −0.42) is based on trials with effects that vary much more than is expected by chance.

Once the societal nature of the underlying roots of bullying in this politically charged national context is exposed, consequences of bullying that appear at the individual level can be seen to have downstream effects that are much more profound.

However, the PIPEQ-OS produced ceiling effects that were much smaller than those observed in other studies [ 7]; thus, discriminating between providers and detecting changes over time should not be a major problem.

You aren't given much information about the memories you're seeking - the game allows you to figure out the significance by yourself, until the end - but the effect is that much of the importance of your journey is only revealed after the fact, when it might have been a useful motivating factor earlier in the game.

Mr Clark suggests that family history has large effects that persist for much greater spans of time.

The sense of professional satisfaction will have ripple effects that will reach much beyond these communities – and last longer than the next professional boom.

Next Wave: Are there any positive side effects from commuting that much?

Further, WBANs experience deep fading effects that can last much longer (10 300 ms) than that experienced in cellular networks and severe shadowing effects that can result in very high outage probability [4].

An estimated 70,000 people died from the initial eruption, but the lingering effects of having that much ash in the atmosphere killed hundreds of thousands more.

Eric Schaeffer, who was an agency enforcement lawyer in the Clinton administration, said it could take as long as 10 years for the new standards to be put into effect, giving operators that much more time to elude enforcement action.