Sentence examples for effects will come from inspiring English sources

The most severe effects will come later this century, but planning and prevention should start now.

It probably does not yet believe those external effects will come back to haunt America.

As temperatures rise, non-linear effects will come into play that will amplify warming, such as methane release from permafrost and oceans.

In seeking to address global health issues, we should look beyond the burden of disease and recognise that the biggest effects will come from looking "upstream".

Such spending would create jobs now, when we need them -- unlike tax cuts whose biggest effects will come in 2005 and after.

Full understanding of the possible effects will come only from better observations and modelling.

This delay will mean some of those ill-effects will come about".

The big question mark is the extent to which the so-called wealth effect will come into play.

"He's trying to bribe the electorate with a delay of the tax increase in the hope that the trickledown effect will come in due course.

Equally important, it is not clear how much of an effect a one-off rebate will have on consumption, or how quickly that effect will come through.

Pein hopes the Carlsen effect will come to bear on London this week as he seeks to win support for his bid to host the 2012 world championships.