Sentence examples for given the effect from inspiring English sources

In that context, the attacks on America are likely to inflict a devastating economic blow, given the effect on the fragile state of consumer confidence.

And given the effect that sustainability can have on a company's overall performance, it naturally follows that the board should factor it into executive compensation.

That may be a hard sell to many Democrats, given the effect he had on the 2000 election as the Green Party's nominee.

On the other hand, given the effect of the credit crisis on real estate prices, some property owners might be pleased.

Given the effect of the housing crisis on existing firms, one can only imagine the scale of that might-have-been.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said the restriction was warranted, "given the effect it appeared to have, particularly on Queens Boulevard," which is the main thoroughfare onto the Queensboro Bridge and the road that officials were most concerned about clearing.

Given the effect that ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" had on the last television season, when it expanded from a summer show to a regular-season show, "Survivor" has the potential to turn around CBS's ratings fortunes.

Arguably, even a peak in interest rates of 2 per cent over the next few years could be deemed too high, given the effect this would have on the average mortgage rate.

Given the effect on employment probability it might also be interesting to take a closer look at the income progression that one would expect from joining a TWA.

Given the effect of post-vacuum-annealing process, enhanced graphitization degree and excellent electronic conductivity (7.9 S cm−1) were obtained for the GCNS.

He said that Europe's approach so far had been to concentrate on the safety and capacity of Ukraine's pipeline network, which was not exactly an adequate solution given the effect of the financial crisis on the region.