Sentence examples for felt the full effects from inspiring English sources
And that was before the company felt the full effects of the terrorist attacks.
"We haven't felt the full effects of it ourselves," he said.
The oil markets finally felt the full effect of such moves over the summer as the price of oil drifted above $25 a barrel.
Ai looks vaguely embarrassed when I mention this destructiveness, so surprising in someone who felt the full effect of the anti-historical Cultural Revolution.
Italy felt the full effect of a New Zealand backlash as the All Blacks strolled to an emphatic win at Stadio Olimpico.
"People have heard the tough talk, but they haven't felt the full effect of what he's done," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
However, it's too early to say whether the housing benefit cap will have a profound impact on price, not enough people have felt the full effect as yet.
It used to be even bigger, boasting offices in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine as well as in London and Istanbul, but that was before equities had felt the full effect of the Russia crisis of August 1998, which sent a shock through capital markets around the world.
It is only when I decided to venture out to the stores during Florida's "Back to School Sales Tax Holiday" that I felt the full effect of this marketing pull.
The paper says that uncertainty about the outcome of the referendum had weakened the pound which meant that British drivers have not felt the full effect of falling world oil prices.
