Sentence examples for enormous effects from inspiring English sources

These are not yet enormous effects but they show clearly that the trends are big enough to be important," Lobell said.

This is partly a matter of birth rates; because the base is now so large, even relatively trivial changes produce enormous effects.

This trend, exacerbated by the economic slowdown, may have enormous effects on what is presented, who attends and how performing arts groups manage their budgets.

The booms in India and China will have enormous effects on everything from the wages of unskilled labour to the price of commodities.

"Although California feels the enormous effects of our current economic crisis, I am optimistic these efforts to improve liquidity are moving the country toward more stable economic footing," Mr. Schwarzenegger wrote, even as the stock market once again dropped sharply.

A more appropriate metaphor for rapid population growth is that of a glacier, since a glacier moves at a slow pace but with enormous effects wherever it goes and with a long-term momentum that is unstoppable.

" 'Cheers' had an enormous effect in Britain.

But these murders had an enormous effect on Phan, and this piece is about his reaction.

Both embellish Hilton's admirably clear approach to the text to enormous effect.

What he did behind the scenes had an enormous effect on British television.

"That has enormous effect on opinion, even in the Middle Eastern countries".