Sentence examples for effects to its from inspiring English sources
Facebook said it has started making its camera an augmented reality (AR) platform open to some developers, and it continues to add filters, lenses and special effects to its apps to promote frequent, playful sharing.
Although it's becoming popular to attribute a concentrate's effects to its cannabinoid and terpenoid ratios, those two factors may not offer a full explanation.
In the high-impact sport, concussions are rampant, with long-term detrimental effects to its players.
Minnesota-based thermoplastics compounder RTP Company has added customizable special effects to its product line of colour masterbatches for film and sheet applications using engineering resins.
That test considers the legitimacy of the rule's objective, the inherency of the rule in achieving the objective, and the proportionality of the rule's anticompetitive effects to its objective.
Actionable subsidies are not prohibited automatically, but they can be challenged if the complaining country shows that the subsidy caused material injury — a loss of jobs, profit or production capacity — or "adverse effects" to its industry, like a loss of export market share or sales.
Section 5, which creates a "safe harbor" allowing a state to afford conclusive effect to its choice of presidential electors, it completely rewrote the Florida Legislature's pre-election laws designed to take advantage of that provision.
In 1982, Störmer and Tsui decided to push this effect to its limits by applying extremely strong magnetic fields.
It's both witty and to the point of a narrative that builds with immense effect to its inevitable end.
The Swazi refused to sign the proclamation, but in 1894 another convention was signed by the two powers, virtually giving unilateral effect to its terms.
It is evident that the claim for damages is based upon conduct; or, more specifically, language, tending to persuade the public to withdraw its custom from the plaintiff, and having that effect to its damage.
