Sentence examples for had huge effects from inspiring English sources
The mere rumor that a key bank had material business with Lehman could have had huge effects.
"It's had huge effects on my career, but not the kind people expected," she says of Pride and Prejudice.
It was billed as a minor legal tweak encouraging universities to patent and license the results of federally funded research but it has had huge effects, both good and ill.
"They had said that, if you don't sell a player, we'll will think about reducing our bank facility and that would have had huge effects on the club.
Also, old punk record covers have had huge effects on what I create.
The transatlantic slave trade, which took place between the 16th and late 19th centuries, had huge effects on the Igbo because so many young people were taken, and warfare increased for the taking of captives.
It was found that the kind of reducing agent, used in the reduction of graphene oxide (GO) had huge effect on the DMMP sensitivity of the related RGO.
Over a period that long, relatively small changes in the present can have huge effects.
Continued changes in temperature will also have huge effects on ecosystems inland, too.
But during a crisis, when volatility rises, pre-existing links between economies suddenly have huge effects.
