Sentence examples for has a very different effect from inspiring English sources

Losing versus losing huge is more than a difference of degree: each experience has a very different effect on the loser.

Ostensibly an emblem of order and stability, it often has a very different effect here.

Economic theory and common sense tell us that paying someone to build a tank or pave a highway – as government purchases often do – has a very different effect than paying them for not working or paying them for earning less rather than more – as the law's transfers did.

Moreover, we show that a recently introduced tube bottom sealing treatment has a very different effect on different tube types and strongly affects the performance of nanotube layers in dye sensitized solar cells.

Naltrexone, however, has a very different effect on the brain.

For starters, becoming a parent has a very different effect on how men and women are perceived at work.

Its trade surplus with America seems headed for a record in dollar terms, although the imbalance is far smaller as a share of America's economy than it was during the 1980s.Common logicIn addition, the weak yen may have a very different effect now than it did a decade ago, when the currency briefly traded at ¥263 to the dollar.

You might guess that cracking your knuckles every fifteen minutes could have a very different effect from doing it once a day, but again it made no difference to rates of osteoarthritis.

'Seeing these paintings standing alone may have a very different effect on the audience,' she says.

But the essay, comparing the college to an elusive lover, has had a very different effect.

But in the dripping night heat of Male, The Age of Stupid had a very different effect on its audience than it has had in the west.