Sentence examples for hard effect from inspiring English sources

"The idea was to help these regions phase out coal so there wouldn't be such a hard effect on employment".

A Go-Betweens gig becomes a shared yet individual trip down ex-lovers lane, a delicious wallow in the half-forgotten - a hard effect to achieve, and this time the duo don't entirely pull if off.

With the very hard effects of occupation and P.L.O.

It's no secret stress has hard effects on your health.

"The smaller the number gets," Mr. Salvo added, "the stronger the die-hard effect".

"I call it the die-hard effect," said Joseph J. Salvo, the director of the population division of the Department of City Planning.

Results showed higher sensitivity to differences when undergraduate students were previously trained with easier versions of the discrimination task (i.e., involving more noticeable differences in typography) than when they were trained with the difficult target discrimination from the start (easy-to-hard effect).

Adding new programs will be hard; in effect, websites will become the new programs.

At times, this mandate leads Machart to strive too hard for effect.

But Kirkwood strives too hard for effect, as in her idea of rightwing porno movies about national heroes.

Professor Martin Coyle, admissions tutor for English at Cardiff University, says students who strain too hard for effect often sound hollow.