Sentence examples for had a marked effect from inspiring English sources

Automation and computer control have had a marked effect on smelter operations.

Increased demand for oil and limited supplies have had a marked effect on Thai Oil's bottom line.

During the 17th century, the Baroque style had a marked effect upon furniture design throughout western Europe.

In Texas, a federal employee who works in learning and education said that the shutdown had a marked effect on morale.

The announcement of the details of buying back long-term debt and the reduction of issuance of new 30-year bonds had a marked effect.

That publication has had a marked effect on the sales of the commercial paper that has served the area since the 19th century, the East London Advertiser.

Scalia himself furnished a critical fifth vote in two cases that have had a marked effect on this year's election: Citizens United v.

The Essai had a marked effect on the thinking of such men as the Germans Richard Wagner and Friedrich Nietzsche, and, in time, a movement called Gobinism developed.

Since World War II, and especially after the Korean War, globalization and rapid political and economic development have had a marked effect on the country's culture.

He added: "This philosophy had a marked effect on the quality of education that generations of children have received in Britain".

In the period leading up to this, Orazio had come under the influence of the rising star Caravaggio, which in turn had a marked effect on Artemisia's canvases.