Sentence examples for effects will kick from inspiring English sources

Such effects will kick in only over the longer run.

But be warned, the more you smoke the less the effects will kick in and the more addicted you will become.

If they do that with 200 million children under the age of 14, talent will emerge by natural selection, and China's population effect will kick in.

If websites adopt it, the network effect will kick in massively and this will better the internet.

If the U.S. stock markets flirt with their alltime highs sometime before the election a wealth effect will kick in.

If Simraceway can grow to host more match-ups than any other racing platform, network effect will kick in and keep in-game purchases flowing.

And if the big messaging platforms don't talk to each other and one gains an obvious lead (and I think one will), network effect will kick in, that "winner" will continue to grow its share, and it will dominate messaging.

Trump is the fear factor and Hillary the stability factor; if Hillary wins the markets will rally and then pull back; as the buy, the rumour sell the news effect will kick in.

You will know immediately that you just swallowed one but the full effects will not kick in for several hours.

Viewed as a victory by environmental groups — some of which had sued the EPA to force regulation — the mercury rule will kick into effect for existing plants in 2015.

They're still excited today, but for a few older ones, the effect of the earthquake will kick in soon.