The point is we're past even caring about such charges; our thinking classes have produced so many of them and all to so little everyday effect.
The young modern dancers will perform dances in celebration of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., including a work on the everyday effect of AIDS/H.I.V. Tomorrow night at 7, P.S. 249, 18 Marlborough Road, Brooklyn (718) 856-1123.
William thought there must be a long compound German word for the way that large events in the world could affect your personal life: the scale was reduced to the point of insignificance, but the everyday effect was amplified.
Environmental criminology concerns itself with the everyday effect of the urban environment on the people who populate it.
Although this is a limitation of the present study, in reality it is the everyday effect of hypoglycemia on this group of individuals that is of clinical importance.
The Universal sound technician, Jack Foley, developed the method of creating and recording many of the natural, everyday sound effects in a film.
Almost all of the data used in cost-benefit analyses derive from clinical studies, which assessed the efficacy, but not effectiveness (effects under everyday conditions) of treatment.
We assumed that taking methadone everyday might have effects on a heroin user's job performance, but the effects turned out to be rather negligible.
Thanks to a combination of lip-synching and pre-recorded voice-overs and sound effects, everyday interactions - a fast-food clerk taking an order, a cocktail waitress getting hit on by a customer - become eerily luminous here.
Although we never witnessed the horrors that our neighbors in Sarajevo and Vukovar did, we still experienced all the everyday knock-on effects that come with living in a war zone: things like hyperinflation, sanctions, petrol rationing, and food shortages.
