Sentence examples for had a secondary effect from inspiring English sources

Let him do it, not say it.' Such plain talking had a secondary effect.

But the event also had a secondary effect: It pushed Mr. Foy, a charismatic former aide to the Rev. Al Sharpton, into the political spotlight.

Andy Smarick, a Republican who served in the White House and in the Department of Education under President George W. Bush, said, "I don't think that political influence was a primary determinant here, but it could have had a secondary effect" because Democratic leaders in both states persuaded teachers' unions to support their proposals.

But the album has had a secondary effect: It has allowed me and many women to hold a rawer, deeper, more honest conversation about infidelity with our partners.

The massive natural gas leak above Porter Ranch that caused thousands of families to flee, complaining of headaches, bloody noses and nausea, appears to have had a secondary effect that residents feared: It disrupted the neighborhood's housing market.

They can have a secondary effect of decreasing the formation of new bone tissue, Judge Keenan wrote in an opinion in July.

Growing bigger plants and trees, which are largely made from carbon, hydrogen and oxygen has a secondary effect of holding back CO2 that would otherwise be in the air.

"I hope it will have a secondary effect of reassuring the British people that everything possible is being done to ensure this will be a safe and secure Olympic and Paralympic Games".

"I don't think the main reason is going to be racing people through intersections, it's going to be safety applications," said Cohn. "Though it'll also have a secondary effect of optimising for time, it'll be really safety focused".

The damping and post-yield stiffness only have a secondary effect in the short period range.

And SOPA/PIPA would have a secondary effect at creating another reason for middlemen to exist besides directly adding value to the talent.