Sentence examples for experiencing the effect from inspiring English sources

But that comparative increase is largely a function of the region's real estate market experiencing the effect of the downturn long after the rest of the state had.

Experiencing the effect is surreal.

Further, drivers start experiencing the effect of curvature only after entering the curve and adjust speed accordingly.

Synaesthesia was first recorded medically by Gustav Fechner in 1812, and since then estimates have put the number of people experiencing the effect at anywhere between 1 in 2,000 and 1 in 23.

For a stochastic quantal endpoint, severity is related to the probability of experiencing the effect (e.g., from 1 to 2% individual probability of cancer).

Other parts of the world, too, are experiencing the effects of infectious diseases that have never before been encountered.

2. Australians are already experiencing the effects of climate change, through more frequent and intense extreme weather events.

We're already experiencing the effects of changing climate in the parks".

Nations across the Pacific are already experiencing the effects of climate change, compounded this southern hemisphere summer by a severe El Nino weather pattern.

People living in poverty are already experiencing the effects of climate change, and will continue to bear the brunt of it.

Whether he was drunk, experiencing the effects of medication (he suffered from diabetes and other ailments), or simply very tired is immaterial.