Sentence examples for fail effect from inspiring English sources

I have four suggestions, all simple measures I call "heuristics"—practical and solid rules that come from experience that can decrease the fragility of the economic system, selected because they are both uncomplicated (except for academic economists) and highly effective.My first suggestion aims to deter the "too big to fail" effect and prevent bonus-earners from taking advantage of the public.

However, Kane (2000) and Mishkin (2006) argued that the "too big to fail" effect in large banks can also be behind their higher risk taking.

Yet the political scientists who study these questions hasten to point out that you can meet all of these conditions and still fail to effect change.

In general, these studies suggest that single methods with no additional follow-up fail to effect change.

When homeostatic mechanisms fail, adverse effects (nutrient deficiency or toxicity) may ultimately result.

They all failed to effect significant change in their states and delivered growth rates below the national average.

Like Fallon, Piggott finished runner-up on his first ride back, and it was only by inches that Lupescu failed to effect the perfect return.

Melanchthon subsequently drew up the Wittenberg Concord incorporating the agreement, but, to Bucer's and Melanchthon's disappointment, it failed to effect a lasting union.

Labour endorsed that report but then failed, in effect, to implement it.

Systemic alkalinisation prior to lipid infusion, while resulting in significant contraction in ECG QRS duration, in this case failed to effect improvement in measured haemodynamic performance.

While most can agree the embargo has failed to effect regime change, I realize that perhaps it served another, less obvious purpose.