Sentence examples for effects will require from inspiring English sources

A successful strategy to overcome poverty's effects will require significant investment.

Significant harm appears possible, but evaluating long-term effects will require more work.

Effective prevention of stress's adverse effects will require the widest possible deployment and implementation of stress reduction strategies.

A simple marionette may have nine strings one to each leg, one to each hand, one to each shoulder, one to each ear (for head movements), and one to the base of the spine (for bowing); but special effects will require special strings that may double or treble this number.

Changes occur at a time of worsening climatic conditions, as shown in Irish bog oak and reconstructed bog surface wetness records, although the links between the various records, and assessment of causes and effects, will require further investigation and may prove complex.

But to really know the longer-term effects will require a few years and a little hindsight.

The Basel III accords, when they take effect, will require banks to hold more capital, meaning more conservative lending.

Elevated pore water solute concentrations in sandurs and water exchange at diurnal and seasonal frequency should impact fluxes of solutes to the ocean, although understanding the magnitude of this effect will require long-term evaluation throughout the melt season.

In the end, I predict that Republican leaders will end up going with Group 3's favored extension of the subsidies with little in the way of change to the Affordable Care Act….Passing legislation to this effect will require Democratic votes.

In fact, the direct contribution of Indian business to social causes is so low that a law soon taking effect will require companies of a certain size and profitability to spend a fraction of their wealth on what is ambiguously termed corporate social responsibility, or explain to the government why they have failed to do so.

To fully confirm this effect will require completion of larger simulations with wider initial reconnection fronts.