Sentence examples for harder effects from inspiring English sources

Here, the most likely candidates are effort and labor supply decisions that make migrants more desirable to employers.33 One commonly-cited reason for such oft-cited "immigrants work harder" effects is an efficiency wage effect: to the extent that migrants' outside options are poorer than natives', migrants should be willing to exert more effort to keep their jobs.

"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.

"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.

"One thing that makes it easier rather than harder to effect change is a burning platform," Mr. Morrison said.

But it's harder to effect in a museum, particularly in the boxy, high-ceilinged galleries of Asia Society Museum.

He brought off some hard-earned effects with an élan that recalled Orson Welles' first films, and there were unexpected crosscurrents.

The only critical limitation is the inability to account for the hard-switching effects governed by non-linear ionic drift.

Harvest adjacent to reserves should proceed in stages to limit hard edge effects at any given time.

Soft interactions can be repulsive or attractive, and they can either exacerbate or counteract hard-sphere effects.